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The 2026 Off-season was an eventful one. With the success that comes with winning a World Series, and an owner that is..less than happy to open up the check book, a lot of touch decisions faced the Pittsburgh Pirates. Let's dive into the changes. Award Winners American League MVP: SS Gunnar Henderson (80/80) .290/.393/.550, 38 HR, 93 RBI, 159 wRC+, 8.0 WAR Cy Young: LHP Tarik Skubal (71/71) 15-8, 2.73 ERA, 224.0 IP, 253 K, 8.7 WAR RotY: 1B Hunter Owen (52/52) .249/.328/.546,

Edit [10/30/2025 8:45AM]: Total scoring has been updated, due to a miscalculation in my spreadsheet not counting the turnover as -1.00 and updating the second intentional grounding. Overall grade has dropped to 1.65, which is still firmly an Average grade. As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. And end it did. The Bears’ four-game win streak, their first since 2018, came to a screeching halt in Baltimore, where the Ravens handed Chicago a 30–16 loss on Sund

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 12/20.5 (58.5%) | 14/25 (56.0%) Yards: 150.5 | 143 aDOT: 10.2 | 10.7 Touchdowns: 1.5 | 3 Turnovers: 2 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 2.5 | 4 Passer Rating: 67.2 | 82.6 True Passer Rating: 40.5 | 80.0 Time to Throw: 2.98s | 2.93s Time to Pressure: 2. 58s | 2.48 s Pressure Rate: 31.67% | 47.06% On-Target Rate: N/A | 41.7% PPR / BPR : 15.9%PPR / 9.5%BPR | 12.2%PPR / 4.9%BPR Final Score (Season Avera

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 18.9/26.6 (71.1%) | 26/37 (70.3%) Yards: 224.8 | 273 aDOT: 8.0 | 9.0 Touchdowns: 1.9 | 0 Turnovers: 0 .4 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .6 | 1 Passer Rating: 112.8 | 80.1 True Passer Rating: 138.3 | 122.6 Time to Throw: 2.56s | 2.55s Time to Pressure: 2. 62s | 2.20 s Pressure Rate: 29.65% | 15.79% On-Target Rate: 67.5% | 68.6% PPR / BPR : 6.8%PPR / 6.0%BPR | 10.3%PPR / 7.7%BPR Final Score (Se

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 22.4/35.6 (62.9%) | 18/37 (48.6%) Yards: 225.4 | 173 aDOT: 7.6 | 12.9 Touchdowns: 2.3 | 2 Turnovers: 0.8 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 0.6 | 1 Passer Rating: 91.0 | 68.9 True Passer Rating: 116.2 | 113.0 Time to Throw: 2.39s | 2.44s Time to Pressure: 2. 30s | 2. 17s Pressure Rate: 26.42% | 28.57% On-Target Rate: 58.7% | 58.8% PPR / BPR : 10.0%PPR / 5.0%BPR | 16.3%PPR / 7.0%BPR Final Score (Seas

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 17.8/29.2 (61.0%) | 16/22 (72.7%) Yards: 206.2 | 153 aDOT: 8.8 | 5.9 Touchdowns: 1.4 | 1 Turnovers: 0 .4 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 2 | 2 Passer Rating: 97.7 | 72.7 True Passer Rating: 112.8 | 69.3 Time to Throw: 2.63s | 3.09s Time to Pressure: 2. 27s | 2. 37s Pressure Rate: 31.66% | 57.89% On-Target Rate: 57.0% | 60.9% PPR / BPR : 9.5%PPR / 3.6%BPR | 7.7%PPR / 5.1%BPR Final Score (Season Ave

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21.7/29 (74.8%) | 25/37 (67.6%) Yards: 205.1 | 284 aDOT: 7.0 | 7.0 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 2 Turnovers: 0 .7 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0 .7 | 2 Passer Rating: 116.4 | 108.4 True Passer Rating: 136.1 | 121.0 Time to Throw: 2.48s | 2.19s Time to Pressure: 2. 30s | 2. 23s Pressure Rate: 30.25% | 25.58% On-Target Rate: 66.0% | 61.8% PPR / BPR : 9.7%PPR / 4.6%BPR | 11.6%PPR / 7.0%BPR Final Score (Seas

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21.3/28.3 (75.3%) | 19/29 (65.5%) Yards: 253.3 | 289 aDOT: 8.5 | 10.9 Touchdowns: 2.1 | 2 Turnovers: 0.5 | 2 QB at Fault Sacks: 1.5 | 4 Passer Rating: 118.7 | 102.5 True Passer Rating: 147.9 | 94.8 Time to Throw: 2.74s | 2.91s Time to Pressure: 2. 52s | 2. 37s Pressure Rate: 34.92% | 37.50% On-Target Rate: 65.9% | 64.3% PPR / BPR : 5.6%PPR / 9.6%BPR | 18.6%PPR / 9.3%BPR Final Score (Sea

Your Chicago Bears are on a four-game win streak for the first time since 2018, when Matt Nagy’s team pulled it off twice on their way to a 12-4 record and an NFC North title. This time, the Bears took care of business against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon, delivering a fairly convincing 26-14 win. Chicago racked up more than 200 rushing yards, forced four turnovers from Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler, and sacked him four times. While the passing attack has c

Did someone say déjà vu? After a thrilling 25–24 victory in Las Vegas over the Raiders, capped off by a walk-off field goal block. The Chicago Bears hit the road once again, this time to face the Washington Commanders in Landover. In a rainy, sloppy, back-and-forth affair, the Bears exorcised their 2024 Hail Mary demons (we’ll ignore how weird that sounds) with a walk-off 38-yard field goal to secure another 25–24 road win. Caleb Williams, for lack of a better term, was up an