The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus last week following the franchise's Thanksgiving Day clock management debacle that cost the the team a chance to tie the game against the Detroit Lions in the waning seconds of regulation.

Bears linebacker T.J. Edwards was “shocked” by how his team lost last week against the Lions, as well as the team breaking from its century-plus tradition of not firing a head coach in-season by dismissing Matt Eberflus the next day.

Matt Eberflus may or may not have listened to criticism of him on social media after the loss to the Lions. He definitely heard it from cornerback Jaylon Johnson. Johnson was frustrated after Eberflus’ time management cost the Bears in a 23-20 loss on Thanksgiving Day,

Despite Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson's frustrations with losing, he doesn't regret signing his long-term extension.

Now that the dust has settled following their heartbreaking loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving, Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson joined 670 The Score to give his side of the story on what happened between him and former head coach Matt Eberflus.

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson “didn’t really give a damn” about the attention his postgame confrontation with Matt Eberflus had gotten after Chicago lost to the Lions on Thanksgiving Day. During an appearance on 670 The Score on Monday,