The Chicago Bears are heading into a much-needed bye week after a 27-24 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where Chicago has now won four straight and now sits at 7-2 and first place in the NFC North.
After a flawless first quarter where they were sitting with a 14-0 lead, the Bears had a nightmarish showing for the final three quarters on offense. Caleb Williams had the worst game of his football career -- high school, college and pro -- with four interceptions that came on the heels of two touchdown passes to kickstart the game. Chicago turned the ball over five times and still managed to win, and that had to do with a dominant defensive showing that included four sacks and two interceptions, including Jaylon Johnson's pick-six that set the tone
late.
With Week 10 just around the corner, how do the Bears compare to the rest of the NFL this season? Looking at the major metrics, here is where Chicago ranked following Week 9.
Stats courtesy of Team Rankings, The Football Database, ESPN and PickWatch.
Offense
Defense
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