The Chicago Bears wrapped their 2022 season with a 3-14 record and a 10-game losing streak. But they did land the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft, which is just one reason why this offseason is gearing up to be an exciting one.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in Chicago’s 2022 season. The Bears defense struggled immensely, due to lack of talent and injuries, and things got worse following the trades of Roquan Smith and Robert Quinn. There were a lot of young players — including some elevated from the practice squad — that saw significant action down the stretch.

Here are the worst 10 Bears defensive players (minimum 100 snaps) and what their grades were.

LB Nicholas Morrow

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Grade: 54.0

DE Al-Quadin Muhammad

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Grade: 53.9

CB Kyler Gordon

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Grade: 49.9

DT Armon Watts

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Grade: 49.2

DE Trevis Gipson

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Grade: 48.8

CB Jaylon Jones

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Grade: 48.5

DE Dominique Robinson

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Grade: 45.9

DT Mike Pennel

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Grade: 45.8

DT Justin Jones

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Grade: 45.8

DT Angelo Blackson

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Grade: 35.2

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Story originally appeared on Bears Wire