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Of the potential outcomes the Bears could’ve faced in their Week 5 matchup against the Packers, few likely anticipated that the game would result in a 31-7 Green Bay victory. Unfortunately for the beloved, that proved to be the case…

Jacob Infante analyzed the Chicago Bears' individual player grades from Pro Football Network following their 31-7 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in Week 5. Quarterback Tyson Bagent struggled, finishing 24th among 30 quarterbacks with a 65.9 score, while running back D’Andre Swift was the standout offensive skill player with an 80.0 grade.
On defense, edge rusher Austin Booker and linebacker Devin Bush received top marks with grades of 86.5 and 86.3, respectively. However, the secondary struggled significantly against Green Bay's passing attack, with Malik Muhammad and Jaylon Johnson receiving low grades.
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