@SleeperBot: Former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus was largely blamed for the team's 2024 struggles, but an NFL executive believes general manager Ryan Poles' roster construction was a bigger issue. Poles, who remains the GM, is criticized for building the team "outside-in," prioritizing positions like wide receiver and linebacker over the offensive line, which is considered crucial for a struggling quarterback. Despite winning only 15 games in three seasons, Poles remains in his role, raising questions about the future effectiveness of the Bears' roster strategy.

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NFL executive criticizes Ryan Poles' roster strategy, not Matt Eberflus, for Bears' struggles