Bears’ worst 10 offensive players in 2022, per PFF
The Chicago Bears finished their 2022 season with a record of 3-14 and a losing streak of 10 games. They did however land the No. They did land the No. 1 overall pick in 2023 NFL Draft, which is one reason why this offseason looks exciting.
Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in Chicago’s 2022 season. These grades reflect the struggles that the Bears offense faced, such as at wide receiver and on the offensive line.
These are the 10 worst Bears offensive players (minimum 85 shots) and their grades.
RT Riley Reiff
Jerome Miron USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 64.3
WR Equanimeous Saint. Brown
Daniel Bartel-USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 64.2
C Sam Mustipher
Steph Chambers/Getty Images
Grade: 63.4
WR Byron Pringle
Daniel Bartel-USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 62.9
Claypool, WR Chase
Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 62.0
C Lucas Patrick
AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps
Grade: 55.9
FB Khari Blasingame
AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps
Grade: 59.6
WR Dante Pettis
Daniel Bartel-USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 53.3
TE Ryan Griffin
Michael Reaves/Getty Images
Grade: 52.7
RB Trestan Ebner
Daniel Bartel-USA TODAY Sports
Grade: 52.5
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