Chicago Bears fans in tears as Caleb Williams says Goodbye to Chicago Bears due……

Warren stood near quarterback Caleb Williams’ locker and spoke at length with Ted Crews, the Bears’ special adviser and chief administrative officer who spent a decade with Chicago general manager Ryan Poles in Kansas City.

Warren talked with a handful of players one by one as they headed toward the buses after another embarrassing loss fueled by questionable coaching decisions, this time 23-20 to the Detroit Lions.

“We need to be better,” Warren told the players, according to a team source. Warren assured them he was committed to seeing that through.

The Bears had fought back from a 16-0 halftime deficit, but time ran out on their final drive, which reached the Detroit 41.

After Williams was sacked with about 30 seconds remaining, coach Matt Eberflus failed to call his final timeout to set up a potential tying field goal. It was Chicago’s sixth straight loss.

Speculation about Eberflus’ job security had been growing since a tipped Hail Mary in Washington a month earlier sparked the Bears’ losing skid.

One of his biggest shortcomings was the team’s inability to finish games.

Eberflus’ 5-19 record in one-score games is the worst in NFL history for a coach with at least 20 such games, and it featured several unusual endings.

The conclusion of his Chicago tenure was no less strange.