More detail: Offensive efficiency (positive better, 0 is avg): 9th passing (40.0), 30th rushing (-32.2) Defensive efficiency (negative is better, 0 is avg): 4th rushing (-39.9), 16th passing (3.2) Pass defense broken down by target (again, negative is better, 0 avg): 13th vs #1 WR (-28.0), 11th vs #2 WR (-21.8), 10th vs TE (-19.1), 14th vs RB (-5.8), 32nd vs other WRs (227.5) Individuals: Cutler - 3rd (254 DYAR, 46.7% DVOA, also 3rd) Forte - Rushing: 38th of 40 qualified (-41 DYAR, -38.1% DVOA, 37th there); Receiving: 1st of 59 qualified (48 DYAR, 49.6% DVOA, 9th) Hester - 13th of 84 qualified (46 DYAR, 66.6% DVOA, 2nd) Knox - 14th of 84 qualified (43 DYAR, 47.5% DVOA, 9th) Aromashodu - 61st of 84 qualified (-7 DYAR, -21.4% DVOA, 63rd) Olsen - 21st of 42 qualified (1 DYAR, -5.8% DVOA, 22nd) Offensive Line: Pass blocking: 22nd (7.6% sack rate) Run blocking: Overall - 24th, Left End - 1st, Left Tackle - 1st, Guards/Mid - 26th, Right Tackle - 16th, Right End - 22nd Explanation: Why 24th overall when the left side somehow rates 1st overall? Because 60% of the Bears runs go to the middle, 35% to the right, and 5% to the left (2 rushes left in 2 games). Defensive Line: Pass rush: 29th (2.4% sack rate) Run defense: Overall - 1st, Right Out - 15th, Right End - 27th, DTs - 1st, Left End - 15th, Left Out - 2nd Explanation: The front four hasn't generated much in the way of sacks, forcing either blitzes or too much time to exploit a weaker secondary. Run defense, though, can't be much better (except from the Right End, who I assume is Peppers, and is primarily concerned with pass rushing anyway). Special Teams: Overall: 18th (-0.1%) adjusted, 29th (-6.4%) raw FG/XP: 6th Kickoffs: 13th Kick returns: 10th Punts: 31st Punt returns: 24th