Jeffery Simmons might be worth all the damn picks. What a difference a defensive tackle who can disrupt an offense makes.
Simmons made everyone look better, leading the way on a defense that looked like it could be just as impactful as the Bears offense on a long playoff run that will hopefully end in Los Angeles in February.
Caleb Williams had the offense cooking again. D’Andre Swift grinded his way to the end zone. The Bears were in control from start to finish on a magical night in Seattle.
On to the grades.
Quarterback: A
Caleb Williams was in control. Since returning from missing three games with a serious hamstring injury, Williams is 76-for-103. That is a 74 percent completion percentage. He was 24-for-34 against the best passing defense in the NFL for 247 yards.
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1 Comment
Aaron
I’ll give Carm an A-. I believe Montez Sweat had 2 sacks negated by penalties.