Bears PFF grades: Best, worst performers at bye week
The Chicago Bears are headed into their bye week sitting at 7-2 atop the NFC North. Here's a look at the best and worst graded players, per PFF.
The Chicago Bears are currently leading the NFC North division with a 7-2 record entering their bye week. According to Pro Football Focus, the team's best performers at the defensive line include All-Pro DT Jeffery Simmons with a grade of 73.9, followed by DE Austin Booker at 72.5, DE Daniel Hardy at 71.4, and CB Cam Lewis at 64.9.
On the offensive side, RT Darnell Wright leads the pack with an 85.9 grade, followed by RG Jonah Jackson with an 83.1 grade, WR Luther Burden III at 82.9, RB Kyle Monangai at 74.6, and QB Caleb Williams at 72.7. The Bears' worst performers include QB Case Keenum at 50.3, WR Jahdae Walker at 55.3, QB Tyson Bagent at 56.7, TE Cole Kmet at 57.6, and OT Ozzy Trapilo at 58.4.
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