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Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21.5/35.2 (61.1%) | 29/45 (64.4%) Yards: 220.1 | 321 aDOT: 8.3 | 5.0 Touchdowns: 1.9 | 1 Turnovers: 0.8 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 0.7 | 1 Passer Rating: 86.1 | 83.7 True Passer Rating: 114.0 | 90.8 Time to Throw: 2.44s | 2.92s Time to Pressure: 2. 27s | 2. 64s Pressure Rate: 27.84% | 26.53% On-Target Rate: 56.9% | 75.0% PPR / BPR : 10.8%PPR / 5.0%BPR | 6.1%PPR / 2.0%BPR Final Score (Season

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 22.2/32 (69.4%) | 20/26 (76.9%) Yards: 251.7 | 256 aDOT: 6.8 | 6.8 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 2 Turnovers: 0 .6 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .9 | 1 Passer Rating: 108.5 | 132.9 True Passer Rating: 127.9 | 149.9 Time to Throw: 2.42s | 2.48s Time to Pressure: 2. 26s | 2. 30s Pressure Rate: 29.75% | 32.26% On-Target Rate: 64.3% | 79.2% PPR / BPR : 9.7%PPR / 4.5%BPR | 3.2%PPR / 6.4%BPR Final Score (Seaso

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 20.4/30.1 (67.8%) | 18/30 (60.0%) Yards: 232.7 | 234 aDOT: 8.8 | 11.9 Touchdowns: 1.4 | 0 Turnovers: 0 .5 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .8 | 1 Passer Rating: 102.0 | 124.2 True Passer Rating: 129.8 | 188.6 Time to Throw: 2.60s | 2.72s Time to Pressure: 2. 52s | 2.91 s Pressure Rate: 31.02% | 23.53% On-Target Rate: 68.3% | 71.4% PPR / BPR : 6.6%PPR / 7.6%BPR | 5.4%PPR / 13.5%BPR Final Score (

Congratulations, Bears fans! We are technically on win streak number two of the 2025 season, and boy does that feel good to say. The Chicago Bears scored two late touchdowns against the New York Giants to steal a 24-20 victory on Sunday at Soldier Field. It was a snowy, sloppy, and often frustrating afternoon, but Caleb Williams pushed through a litany of drops and a few of his own misses to lead the Bears to their fourth fourth-quarter comeback of the six wins they have thi

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21.6/31 (69.7%) | 28/42 (66.7%) Yards: 249 | 279 aDOT: 7.0 | 5.3 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 2 Turnovers: 0 .6 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .8 | 2 Passer Rating: 110.8 | 91.3 True Passer Rating: 130.7 | 99.4 Time to Throw: 2.43s | 2.34s Time to Pressure: 2. 28s | 2. 08s Pressure Rate: 29.89% | 28.26% On-Target Rate: 60.5% | 84.6% PPR / BPR : 10.2PPR / 4.5%BPR | 6.3%PPR / 4.2%BPR Final Score (Season Av

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 20.9/29.1 (71.8%) | 22/35 (62.9%) Yards: 257.8 | 294 aDOT: 8.9 | 8.6 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 1 Turnovers: 0.6 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 1.5 | 0 Passer Rating: 113.2 | 87.1 True Passer Rating: 142.1 | 126.9 Time to Throw: 2.78s | 2.54s Time to Pressure: 2. 50s | 2. 27s Pressure Rate: 36.97% | 27.91% On-Target Rate: 66.5% | 64.7% PPR / BPR : 8.0%PPR / 9.1%BPR | 13.6%PPR / 9.1%BPR Final Score (Seas

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21/31 (67.7%) | 14/21 (66.7%) Yards: 242.1 | 139 aDOT: 8.8 | 8.4 Touchdowns: 1.5 | 0 Turnovers: 0 .5 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .9 | 1 Passer Rating: 103.2 | 85.2 True Passer Rating: 131.4 | 113.4 Time to Throw: 2.62s | 3.14s Time to Pressure: 2. 58s | 2.71 s Pressure Rate: 30.52% | 51.61% On-Target Rate: 69.2% | 57.9% PPR / BPR : 6.6%PPR / 7.9%BPR | 7.7%PPR / 3.8%BPR Final Score (Season

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 14.8/28 (52.9%) | 12/19 (63.3%) Yards: 168.4 | 87 aDOT: 10.6 | 6.3 Touchdowns: 1.6 | 0 Turnovers: 1.8 | 2 QB at Fault Sacks: 1.8 | 3 Passer Rating: 61.7 | 34.2 True Passer Rating: 69.9 | -33.0 Time to Throw: 2.84s | 2.83s Time to Pressure: 2. 52s | 2.28 s Pressure Rate: 30.21% | 44.00% On-Target Rate: 53.2% | 50.0% PPR / BPR : 20.5%PPR / 8.4%BPR | 23.1%PPR / 3.8%BPR Final Score (Season Av

I finally got around to finishing up the full on TPR (True Passer Rating) scores for every QB who made a start in the 2024 season. (the one caveat I would like to point out is that sacks were counted wholesale, PFF gives us QB at fault sack data but not on a per game basis, so the 2024 grades for TPR will be using raw sack data adjusted by the league average of QB at fault sacks. That number is calculated using this database. ) It is also worth noting that these rankings are

Boy does it feel good to get back to winning football. Even if, for a moment, it looked like we were about to lose in the most spectacular way possible. But we’re not here to apologize for winning! Fueled by a late 58-yard strike from Caleb Williams to rookie tight end Colston Loveland, the Chicago Bears stunned the Cincinnati Bengals 47–42 at Paycor Stadium. And they did it just seconds after nearly blowing the whole thing, giving up 15 points in 49 seconds in the final minu