Bears’ worst 10 offensive players in Week 16, per PFF

The Chicago Bears were defeated by the Buffalo Bills, 35-13, on Sunday to drop to 3-12 on the season.

It was a tale of two halves for the Bears, who carried a 10-6 lead into halftime against one of the NFL’s best teams. But the Bills outscored them 29-3 in the second half, including two touchdown drives to open the third quarter, to cruise to an easy win.

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Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in the Chicago’s Week 16 loss. Here are the bottom 10 Bears offensive players and what their grades were.

10

WR N'Keal Harry

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Grade: 58.7

9

OL Dieter Eiselen

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Grade: 57.9

8

RB David Montgomery

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Grade: 56.5

7

OL Riley Reiff

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Grade: 56.3

6

OL Michael Schofield

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Grade: 54.5

5

WR Dante Pettis

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Grade: 53.1

4

TE Cole Kmet

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Grade: 50.8

3

RB Khalil Herbert

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Grade: 49.1

2

OL Larry Borom

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Grade: 48.6

1

OL Sam Mustipher

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Grade: 47.4