How concerned should Chicago Bears be about slow starts under head coach Matt Eberflus?

The Chicago Bears are off to a slow start for the third-straight season under head coach Matt Eberflus. Is this enough of a trend to be concerned about? Or has it been explainable and excusable each year so far?
The clock is ticking for this Bears offense to figure it out with Caleb Williams and Shane Waldron.
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[@donn1387]

Funny that a lot of analyst who were saying to expect growing pains and predicted a 2-2 start are now the ones with the panic alarms.

[@mrlaw711]

These mistake are more on Poles than Eberflus and/or Waldron. Darnell Mooney, start of Falcons win over Eagles Monday night, told a sports reporter that Poles had ordered Eberflus and Getsy to target the WRs Poles had selected. Mooney was a leftover from Pace era along with other people who are castoffs of Chicago, and now playing well for other teams including Daniels and Fields with Steelers, Patrick, Mustipher, Mooney....notice a pattern here of O-linemen doing better, much like Fields,when they receive tier one level NFL coaching.

[@genehilmu8189]

Yes! Absolutely. I don't know what they practice honestly. Offense still looks like they are in training camp.

[@mrlaw711]

So, why was Eberflus retained?

[@Halfflip]

Flus says the same crap when starting slow! I’m tired of him saying fundamentals, we need to get back to fundamentals! He’s not head coach material

[@beawell12]

Slow? They’re 1-1 exactly where EVERYONE (including you genius) predicted and with a very favorable 7 game stretch coming up. Take a breathe, will ya!!!