If you've attended a Chicago Bears home game recently, you've likely heard 'Fire Nagy' chants. The fourth-year head coach has seen his Bears go from 12-4 in his first season, to 8-8 twice, and then to 4-10 this year.

During the Bears' 17-9 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the 'Fire Nagy' chants were audible for all to hear.

The Bears' offense continues to show little progression. The Bears are likely heading towards a coaching change this offseason.

Bears fans are predominantly excited for a new era to come.

Watch: 'Fire Nagy' chant is now a staple of Bears home games

The 'Fire Nagy' chants weren't deafening chants. But they were loud enough to emphasize that Chicago fans have run out of patience with Nagy.

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Nagy became the Bears coach due to his offensive scheme that worked so well with the Kansas City Chiefs. But in four years, his offense has never finished better than 21st in yards.

The only season the Bears finished higher than 22nd in points was in Nagy's first year.

The loss to the Vikings was not only embarrassing, but it also eliminated the Bears from playoff contention.

Kirk Cousins often faced pressure from the Bears pass rush. Robert Quinn notched his 15th and 16th sacks of the season.

That puts him second in the NFL behind T.J. Watt. Akiem Hicks played well too.

He accumulated two sacks in what was his best game of the season.

Justin Jefferson was held relatively in check, as was Dalvin Cook. Cook rushed for just 3.4 yards per attempt.

Cousins never got into a rhythm, throwing for just 87 yards.

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The Bears' offense has been puzzling to figure out all season. Their most dynamic weapon, Allen Robinson, has just 32 receptions in his ten games.

Bears quarterbacks rank 23rd in the NFL in yards per attempt. They're afraid to throw it beyond the first-down marker, which is a strategy to lose in 2021.

Fans and analysts on Twitter have joined the 'Fire Nagy' train.

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Justin Fields has shown flashes of being a capable franchise quarterback this year. But the rookie needs a stable and confident coaching staff guiding and teaching him.

The head coach who hears 'Fire Nagy' chants in his home stadium isn't the right guy.

With just three games left this year, we could be seeing the end of Nagy's tenure sooner than later.