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With all signs pointing toward his return, Eberflus accounts for the missteps and points to the accomplishments of his tenure.
Bears coach Matt Eberflus sat in the lobby of Halas Hall and, other than being eager to get to practice, seemed comfortable heading into the final game of the season Sunday in Green Bay. As he placed his play sheet on the table and leaned back, he showed no stress about whether he’s about to lose his job.
He has declined to say if he has clarity about his future, but the Bears — 7-9 and winners of five of their last seven — have momentum going into the finale, and so does Eberflus. Everything points to him coming back for a third season.
His tone lately has signaled that as well, and he talked at length with the Sun-Times on Friday about improvements he and general manager Ryan Poles can make going forward.
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