It's not too bad after @GB, v. Baltimore, v. Dallas. The Bears have 5 of the last 10 vs. offenses in the top 1/2 of the league. They've had 4 already, though, and GB will be missing their leading WR in the first game. They play 6 games against bottom 10 defenses, including 5 games against the worst 7 defensive teams so far. The Bears play at all the mediocre-to-bad teams (Philly, Cleveland, Minnesota, Washington, St. Louis) and get the decent teams (Baltimore, Detroit, Dallas) at home with a home/home vs. GB. Yeah I actually think the schedule is quite favorable all year actually. Coming into the year I thought playing the AFC North and NFC East would make the schedule really difficult, but all of the east teams are beatable, and Cincinnati is really the only legit tough team in the north, and we already beat them. The only games left on the schedule I don't favor us in are the GB games, although GB is injury ravaged and overall looks to be not as good as recent years. Trust me I've tried to go through the schedule as pessimistically as possible and I keep coming up with 9-7 or 10-6. Of course we could finish worse than that but on paper its hard to chalk up more than 4 additional losses from their remaining schedule.