Bears fans don't understand how the team could possibly retain Ryan Poles after another ugly - and 10th straight - loss.

The book on the 2024 Bears was written long before they took the field against the Seahawks. Quarterback Caleb Williams has work to do this offseason, and general manager Ryan Poles needs four starters on the offensive line, three on the defensive line and reinforcements at running back and safety.

Sometimes the writing is on the wall, other times it spews like a leaky faucet. Within the past week or so, a couple of leaks involving Bears general manager Ryan Poles have wafted beyond the walls

With the attention and focus turning to the future of the Chicago Bears coaching search and front office, there's been plenty of talk around the future of general manager Ryan Poles and his standing with the team.

Poles should’ve been finishing his rebuild this season and looking to add pieces to push the Bears into contention in 2025. Instead, they sit 4-11 on a nine-game losing streak heading into their home game Thursday against the Seahawks, and Warren recently gave Poles a read-between-the-lines ultimatum regarding next season.

The Chicago Bears, aka "dumpster fire," have brought out the fans' ire as they want general manager Ryan Poles fired.

Headlines continue to focus on the Chicago Bears front office and what could be the immediate future of general manager Ryan Poles, even while the team is struggling on the field. The focus highlights what has been a disaster of a season for the Bears, both on and off the field, and now Poles' hot seat feels as if it is getting warmer by the hour.