This should sound familiar to Bears fans: Marc Trestman didn't get the job done.
It's why Adam Schefter reported early Monday morning that the Ravens have parted ways with Trestman, who has been the offensive coordinator since the start of last season.
The Ravens suffered their second straight loss on Sunday, managing just 10 points in a home loss to the Redskins. Washington had allowed 28 points per game entering the contest, but the Ravens were stifled following an opening-drive touchdown.
Through five weeks the Ravens rank 23rd in yards (338.2) and points per game (18.8). A year ago, Trestman's first year at the helm after taking over for Gary Kubiak, the Ravens ranked 14th in total offense but 25th in points.
Trestman spent two years as head coach of the Bears, compiling a 13-19 record.