There have been no real highs to the Eberflus “era.” We’re at the stage where everything he says is just kindling for the fire. Or firing.

"Our phones have been blowing up with people trying to contact us in different ways," Eberflus said that afternoon. Over the next two weeks, Eberflus and general manager Ryan Pole

Eberflus offered nothing concrete about the future of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. For someone who warns players about “outside noise,” as he did again Sunday, Eberflus frequently is responsible for turning up its volume.