Bears’ worst offensive players through Week 5, per PFF

The Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Commanders, 40-20, on Thursday Night Football. It marked Chicago’s first win of the season — and first in 347 days.

With the first five games in the books, the Bears are sitting at 1-4, but suddenly have some momentum entering an easier stretch in their schedule. Can Chicago kickstart a winning streak after going nearly a year without a victory? If so, they’re going to need some strong outings from their top players.

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Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap through the first five games. Here are the bottom 10 Bears offensive players and what their grades were.

25. G Ja'Tyre Carter

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PFF grade: 38.4

24. TE Robert Tonyan

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PFF grade: 42.4

23. C Lucas Patrick

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PFF grade: 45.4

22. G/C Cody Whitehair

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PFF grade: 47.8

21. LT Larry Borom

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PFF grade: 49.3

20. WR Trent Taylor

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PFF grade: 50.8

19. WR Chase Claypool

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PFF grade: 53.3

18. RG Nate Davis

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PFF grade: 55.6

17. FB Khari Blasingame

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PFF grade: 56.2

16. WR Darnell Mooney

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PFF grade: 56.6