The Chicago Bears were defeated by the Indianapolis Colts, 24-21. The Bears healthy starters, on offense and defense, saw limited action in the preseason finale.
Pro Football Focus has handed out player grades for those who took a snap in Chicago’s loss against Buffalo, and we broke them down by offense and defense, analyzing the three highest- and lowest-graded players on each side, as well as some other notable performers.
There were a few surprises — and then some not surprises — in terms of the highest- and lowest-graded players, both on offense and defense. Here’s a look:
Top 5 offense
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WR DJ Moore – 80.6
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RB D’Onta Foreman – 75.1
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RG Ja’Tyre Carter – 72.3
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RG Dieter Eiselen – 70.6
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WR Nsimba Webster – 70.0
Bottom 5 offense
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LG Alex Leatherwood – 37.0
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TE Robert Tonyan – 39.1
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RB Khalil Herbert – 44.6
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TE Cole Kmet – 45.9
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WR Daurice Fountain – 48.3
Top 5 defense
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DE Trevis Gipson – 83.0
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S Kendall Williamson – 78.7
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CB Michael Ojemudia – 76.5
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LB Barrington Wade – 73.8
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CB Jaylon Johnson – 71.1
Bottom 5 defense
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LB Jack Sanborn – 27.0
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LB Tremaine Edmunds – 28.4
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DT Bravvion Roy – 30.3
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LB Mykal Walker – 31.9
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S Bralen Trahan – 32.0
Other notables
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QB Tyson Bagent – 64.5
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CB Tyrique Stevenson – 63.4
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DE Yannick Ngakoue – 62.0
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QB Justin Fields – 57.5
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Story originally appeared on Bears Wire
