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Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 19.4/29.3 (66.2%) | 24/46 (52.2%) Yards: 220.3 | 323 aDOT: 9.3 | 11.3 Touchdowns: 1.5 | 4 Turnovers: 0.5 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0.9 | 1 Passer Rating: 101.2 | 103.8 True Passer Rating: 136.2 | 140.5 Time to Throw: 2.60s | 2.67s Time to Pressure: 2.58s | 2.52s Pressure Rate: 28.84% | 22.92% On-Target Rate: 68.8% | 69.2% PPR / BPR: 6.7%PPR / 8.0%BPR | 4.2%PPR / 8.3%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics):

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 20.8/28.9 (72.0%) | 17/29 (58.6%) Yards: 258.5 | 268 aDOT: 9.2 | 8.5 Touchdowns: 2.2 | 1 Turnovers: 0.7 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 1.4 | 2 Passer Rating: 113.5 | 86.6 True Passer Rating: 148.8 | 97.1 Time to Throw: 2.80s | 2.73s Time to Pressure: 2.50s | 2.77s Pressure Rate: 35.25% | 28.21% On-Target Rate: 70.4% | 75.0% PPR / BPR: 7.9%PPR / 8.5%BPR | 8.9%PPR / 8.9%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics): Fir

All good things must come to an end. But even if they do, there are good things to glean from those things that come to an end. At least that will be my stances after the Chicago Bears’ 5 game winning streak came to a halt at a frigid Lambeau Field. A game that saw the Green Bay Packers defend their frozen tundra and take home a 28-21 win, stamped by a game sealing interception in the endzone by Keisean Nixon. It was a slow start for the Bears offense and Caleb Williams, whic

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21.3/29.6 (72.0%) | 14/18 (77.8%) Yards: 262.7 | 191 aDOT: 9.1 | 11.4 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 1 Turnovers: 0.7 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 1.4 | 0 Passer Rating: 112.9 | 129.4 True Passer Rating: 146.5 | 185.0 Time to Throw: 2.78s | 3.12s Time to Pressure: 2.49s | 2.71s Pressure Rate: 35.10% | 37.50% On-Target Rate: 70.2% | 76.5% PPR / BPR: 8.2%PPR / 8.5%BPR | 0.0%PPR / 8.3%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics):

There's a lot that can be said about second year quarterback Jayden Daniels, but at the same time I feel like the entire picture wasn't painted mainly due in part to a 2025 season that was derailed by multiple injuries, not only from Jayden himself, but across the Commanders roster. It was a season that saw the Commanders signal caller make just 7 total starts, while the longest stretch of starts he made amounted to just 3 between weeks 5-7. (coincidentally this run of games,