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Bears’ worst offensive players in Week 1 loss vs. Packers, per PFF

The Chicago Bears (0-1) were defeated by the Green Bay Packers (1-0), 38-20, where Chicago dropped to 11 straight losses dating back to last season.

It was an ugly outing from start to finish, although the fact the Bears trailed 10-6 at halftime seemed like a miracle. But things got out of control quickly in the second half, where the Packers outscored Chicago 28-14. The Bears were outcoached, outplayed and outclassed in every facet.

Pro Football Focus handed out player grades for those who took a snap in the Chicago’s Week 1 loss. Here are the lowest-graded Bears offensive players and what their grades were.

18. TE Robert Tonyan

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David Banks-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 41.0

16. C Lucas Patrick

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AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps

Overall grade: 43.2

16. WR Chase Claypool

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Quinn Harris/Getty Images

Overall grade: 43.2

15. LG Cody Whitehair

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Quinn Harris/Getty Images

Overall grade: 47.2

14. RG Nate Davis

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Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 48.6

13. WR Trent Taylor

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Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 54.2

12. TE Cole Kmet

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Mike De Sisti-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 55.5

11. FB Khari Blasingame

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Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 59.1

10. WR DJ Moore

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Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports

Overall grade: 59.9

Story originally appeared on Bears Wire