Chicago Bears president and CEO Kevin Warren openly admitted the Bears could have handled Matt Eberflus' firing better.

Dan Wiederer: After Matt Eberflus’ firing, the onus is on Kevin Warren and Ryan Poles to put the Bears on the right path (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune/TNS) Dan Wiederer, Chicago Tribune ...

Bears president Kevin Warren admits Matt Eberflus' Friday news conference was regrettable Eberflus went on Zoom with reporters describing a “normal” workday, then was fired within two hours.

The fate of Bears coach Matt Eberflus has not yet been officially revealed, although anyone who suspected they might part ways after his defense improved drastically and the team won four of five ...

Eberflus held his normal day-after media availability on Friday but said he will have a regularly scheduled meeting later in the day with GM Ryan Poles and team president Kevin Warren.

Bears President Kevin Warren said Ryan Poles will remain general manager and will be the "point person" for the search, but they will work together closely to find the right candidate.

The Bears officially announced the firing of head coach Matt Eberflus on Friday afternoon in a release featuring statements from General Manager Ryan Poles and team president and CEO Kevin Warren.

Even after they met immediately after the loss to the Lions on Thursday, Eberflus revealed that he will be meeting with team president Kevin Warren and general manager Ryan Poles on Friday afternoon.

Eberflus said that he's met with team president Kevin Warren and General Manager Ryan Poles and expects to do so again on Friday, but that there's been "normal operation" around the team since the ...

Now it’s Eberflus’ duty — for as long as general manager Ryan Poles and President/CEO Kevin Warren allow him to keep his job — to find solutions for all that’s going wrong.

Thus Friday marked the end for Eberflus after hours of high-level deliberations inside Halas Hall, with Warren and Poles aiming above all else to be thorough, deliberate and fair before they ...

During Monday's press conference, Kevin Warren defended the process in firing Matt Eberflus, but admitted they could have handled things better.