Bears' worst players in 2024 season, per PFF

The Chicago Bears wrapped their 2024 season with a 5-12 record and failed to make the postseason for the fourth straight year. But they appear to have found their franchise quarterback in Caleb Williams, and they're now looking to find a new head coach to get this team back on track.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in Chicago’s 2024 season. The Bears had some underwhelming performances, including cornerback Tyrique Stevenson, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds and defensive end Austin Booker.

Here are the lowest-graded Bears players (minimum 200 snaps) and what their grades were.

Worst offensive players

1. OL Doug Kramer - 28.5

2. TE Gerald Everett - 42.9

3. LG Jake Curhan - 45.8

4. TE Marcedes Lewis - 47.2

5. LT Larry Borom - 53.8

6. TE Cole Kmet - 60.6

Worst defensive players

1. DE Austin Booker - 52.5

2. DT Byron Cowart - 58.9

3. CB Tyrique Stevenson - 58.9

4. LB Tremaine Edmunds - 59.3

5. DE Darrell Taylor - 59.8

6. LB T.J. Edwards - 61.4

This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears' worst players in 2024 season, per PFF