Yahoo Sports Bears' worst players in Week 16 loss vs. Lions, per PFF
The Chicago Bears (4-11) suffered a 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions (13-2) in Week 16, which marked Chicago's ninth straight loss.
The Bears strung together another uninspired performance where they were outcoached, outplayed and continued to make the self-inflicted mistakes that have defined their 2024 season since that fateful Hail Mary loss in Week 8. Chicago's offense strung together four miserable drives to start the game before Caleb Williams and co. finally found a rhythm with back-to-back touchdown drives in the second quarter. Unfortunately, they wouldn't score another touchdown. Meanwhile, the defense was abysmal, including allowing an 82-yard touchdown, allowing 30-plus points in their third straight game.
Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in the Chicago’s Week 16 loss. Here are the lowest-graded Bears offensive and defensive players and what their grades were.
Worst offensive players
TE Gerald Everett - 42.6
LG Jake Curhan - 44.3
LG Teven Jenkins - 47.7
RB D'Andre Swift - 48.6
TE Cole Kmet - 52.8
LT Larry Borom - 53.8
TB Roschon Johnson - 54.4
WR Collin Johnson - 56.4
C Coleman Shelton - 57.1
WR Rome Odunze - 57.6
WR Tyler Scott - 59.0
Worst defensive players
S Jonathan Owens - 29.1
S Kevin Byard - 33.6
CB Kyler Gordon - 38.9
DT Jonathan Ford - 40.1
DT Zacch Pickens - 44.2
DE Austin Booker - 44.2
DT Chris Williams - 44.4
DE Dominique Robinson - 48.2
CB Tyrique Stevenson - 55.6
DE Daniel Hardy - 56.6
LB Tremaine Edmunds - 57.8
DE DeMarcus Walker - 59.2
LB Jack Sanborn - 59.7
This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears' worst players in Week 16 loss vs. Lions, per PFF
