The Bears have made a head coaching change, opting to part ways with Matt Eberflus the day after Chicago’s Thanksgiving loss in Detroit.

Everyone will soon find out what Bears interim coach Thomas Brown and defensive coordinator Eric Washington have in mind this time around.

“We never know what the teams’ schedules are going to be,” Jones said. “We expect they will come out and try to stop Justin, but you can do it and it can be something completely different, so everyone has to be ready to go at any time.”

The Vikings have plenty of options, including Addison, who had catches of 45 and 69 yards and a short touchdown in Chicago. Addison particularly impressed with his contact balance after a hit by safety Jonathan Owens and his ability to stay in the ball on the sideline for the 69-yard reception that opened the second half.

“It was pretty incredible to see someone – he’s not big in stature, not big in stature, but he’s strong,” Jones said. “I think staying in the game after a tackle is even more impressive. He’s a special player and he shows it.”

The matchup is one of two games on Monday. Atlanta (6-7) visits Las Vegas (2-11) for a game that begins at 7:30 p.m. (CT) and will be broadcast on ESPN.