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It’s getting tough to get a read on the Chicago Bears. They’ve been feast or famine through five games. Scoring 59 points, then three. Then 27, 23 and crashing back to seven points. The defense allowed 37, nine, seven, 12…

Sam Householder reviews the Chicago Bears' recent game against the Green Bay Packers, evaluating which players' stocks are rising or falling following a seven-point offensive outing. Householder highlights defensive end Austin Booker, wide receiver Zavion Thomas, and linebacker Devin Bush as positive performers despite the team's ongoing defensive struggles and offensive volatility while awaiting Caleb Williams' return.
Conversely, the writer lists quarterback Tyson Bagent, running back Roschon Johnson, cornerback Jaylon Johnson, and coach Ben Johnson as stock-down selections. Householder argues Bagent proved he is not a starting quarterback, criticizes Johnson's five carries for six yards, notes Jaylon Johnson struggled against Green Bay's passing attack, and claims Ben Johnson was outmatched.
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