Bears' worst players in Week 1 win vs. Titans, per PFF

The Chicago Bears (1-0) mounted an impressive second-half comeback against the Tennessee Titans (0-1), 24-17, Sunday at Soldier Field.

While rookie quarterback Caleb Williams the offense struggled, failing to score a touchdown all game, the defense and special teams rose to the challenge in the comeback. Chicago scored 24 unanswered points, forced three fourth-quarter takeaways and held Tennessee scoreless in the second half in the victory.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in the Chicago’s Week 1 win. Here are the lowest-graded Bears offensive, defensive and special teams players and what their grades were.

Worst offensive players

1. WR Rome Odunze - 46.3

2. QB Caleb Williams - 49.1

3. WR DeAndre Carter - 49.4

4. TE Gerald Everett - 54.4

5. RB Travis Homer - 54.5

6. RB Khalil Herbert - 55.1

7. WR Keenan Allen - 58.0

8. RG Ryan Bates - 59.6

9. LT Braxton Jones - 62.8

Worst defensive players

1. DT Byron Cowart - 50.8

2. S Jaquan Brisker - 53.6

3. DE Montez Sweat - 54.5

4. LB Tremaine Edmunds - 58.8

5. CB Kyler Gordon - 59.4

6. DE Daniel Hardy - 59.8

7. CB Terell Smith - 60.0

8. LB Jack Sanborn - 61.1

Worst special teams players

1. FB Khari Blasingame - 43.8

2. RB Travis Homer - 55.4

3. LB Jack Sanborn - 57.7

4. DE DeMarcus Walker - 59.6

5. DT Andrew Billings - 59.7

6. DE Montez Sweat - 59.8

This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears' worst players in Week 1 win vs. Titans, per PFF