N ow that the dust has started to settle on the news of Shane Waldron's firing, conversations are being had about what went wrong and moving on from the failure the Chicago Bears

Keenan Allen was a high-profile trade addition with the Bears. However, he has yet to reach his full potential in Chicago. Injuries have held him out of a few games. But in the seven games he has played, Allen has caught 26 passes for 241 yards and two scores. Not as explosive as Bears fans were hoping for.

Veteran receiver Keenan Allen offered some insight Wednesday into what went wrong with Shane Waldron serving as the director of the Bears offense.

The Chicago Bears relieved former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron of his duties earlier this week. Waldron was replaced as their OC by Thomas Brown, who previously worked under Se

A day after the Bears fired their Offensive Coordinator, WR Keenan Allen did NOT hold back when talking about Shane Waldron.

Chicago Bears WR Keenan Allen said that now-former offensive coordinator Shane Waldron was "too nice of a guy."

Matt Eberflus has now fired two offensive coordinators this year. The OC he canned in January (Luke Getsy) is already

Nice guys finish last. They also get fired, apparently. Bears receiver Keenan Allen offered his take on the midseason firing of Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Here's what Allen said Wednesday,

Allen was asked about the Bears’ decision to fire offensive coordinator Matt Waldron this week following the team’s third consecutive loss. The veteran wide receiver pointed to a lack of accountability with players, adding that Waldron was simply “too nice of a guy” and let too much go during training camp.

It’s often said that nice guys finish last, and it seems Bears’ receiver Keenan Allen may subscribe to that theory.

On Wednesday Bears players spoke to the media for the first time since the development and veteran wideout Keenan Allen offered an unusual reason as to why the Bears had to fire W