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UNCOVERED: Bears worst defensive players in week 6 loss vs vikings per pff | History Defined

PFF Bears Michael Reaves Quinn Harris Chicago

The Chicago Bears (1-5) were defeated by the Minnesota (2-4), 19-13, on Sunday, which marked the team’s 15th loss in the last 16 games. The team also hasn’t won a home game since Sept. 25, 2022.

While Chicago’s defense did its job — allowing a season-low 19 points — the offense never found a rhythm and mustered just 13 points after averaging 34 points in the past two games. To make matters worse, quarterback Justin Fields suffered a dislocated thumb that’s expected to keep him out for a little bit.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in the Chicago’s Week 6 loss. Here are the lowest-graded Bears offensive players and what their grades were.

19. DT Andrew Billings

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PFF grade: 30.4

18. DE Yannick Ngakoue

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PFF grade: 40.5

17. DE Dominique Robinson

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PFF grade: 46.4

16. DT Zacch Pickens

AP Photo/Melissa Tamez

PFF grade: 49.5

15. LB Tremaine Edmunds

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PFF grade: 51.5

14. CB Jaylon Jones

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PFF grade: 53.0

13. DT Gervon Dexter Sr.

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PFF grade: 54.7

12. CB Tyrique Stevenson

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PFF grade: 55.8

11. CB Kyler Gordon

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PFF grade: 56.1

10. DE DeMarcus Walker

AP Photo/Daniel Kucin Jr.

PFF grade: 57.6

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