The haven't found a way to defeat the Indianapolis Colts since 2019. Perhaps that changes in 2022 with the departure of defensive coordinator .Eberflus Thursday morning. Eberflus will take over for Matt Nagy, who was fired after four seasons.Eberflus, 51, became a hot name over the past two coaching cycles. Last season, he interviewed for Marcus Peters Jersey the Texans opening before the job ultimately went to . Eberflus also was considered a candidate for the Jacksonville Jaguars' coaching vacancy before accepting the job in Merlin Olsen Jersey the NFC North.Arriving in Indianapolis in 2018 after succe s as a Dallas Cowboys a sistant, Eberflus' defense has been one of the league's more consistent units. In four seasons, the Colts'defense finished top 10 in scoring on three different occasions, allowing an average of 22.1 points per game. Indianapolis also has finished top 10 in run defense all four years, including second overall in 2020.In 65 games, the Colts allowed 21 points or fewer on 31 occasions. Against the Texans, Indianapolis allowed more than 21 points just twice, winning seven of the last nine games.Scroll to ContinueChicago will be starting fresh following the firings of Nagy and general manager Ryan Sammy Watkins Jersey Pace. Eberflus will join new general manager Ryan Poles in taking over a Bears team that went 6-11 in 2021 and has mi sed the playoffs in nine of the last 11 years.Poles had Rodger Saffold Jersey narrowed down his choices Tuesday.The Bears also interviewed former Detroit Lions coach Jim Caldwell and Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn. Quinn, however, .The Texans are currently looking for their next coach and could hire a disciple of Eberflus. Houston is expected to have a second interview scheduled with Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator . Gannon, 39, spent three seasons with the Colts under Eberflus as defensive backs coach.Texans GM Nick Caserio did not give a timetable on when the next hire would Johnny Hekker Jersey be announced. Houston has also interviewed former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores, Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi, Florida Atlantic wide receivers coach Hines Ward and former NFL quarterback Josh McCown.