Bears PFF grades: Worst players through 13 games in 2022

The Chicago Bears are 3-10 through the first 13 weeks of the 2022 NFL season, where things have looked pretty ugly amid their rebuild. With just four games left, the focus has shifted to what’s gearing up to be an important 2023 offseason.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap for the Bears, and we’re taking a look at those who received the lowest marks through 13 games.

There were a few surprises — and then some not surprises — in terms of the highest-graded players on offense and defense. Here’s a look:

WR Dante Pettis

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Grade: 55.5

DT Andrew Brown

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Grade: 54.3

TE Ryan Griffin

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Grade: 52.9

TE Jake Tonges

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Grade: 52.5

RB Trestan Ebner

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Grade: 52.1

S Elijah Hicks

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Grade: 51.3

DT Armon Watts

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Grade: 48.3

DE Dominique Robinson

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Grade: 48.1

DE Trevis Gipson

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Grade: 47.2

CB Kyler Gordon

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Grade: 46.7

CB Jaylon Jones

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Grade: 46.7

DT Mike Pennel

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Grade: 38.8

DT Justin Jones

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Grade: 36.1

QB Trevor Siemian

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Grade: 33.9

DT Angelo Blackson

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Grade: 33.4

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Story originally appeared on Bears Wire