Chicago Bears

3–2 · NFC North · QB Caleb Williams
#14
1521 Team Elo
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Projected finish
9.2–7.8 expected
44% playoffs
7% division
1% first-round bye
1%
5–12
4%
6–11
10%
7–10
18%
8–9
23%
9–8
21%
10–7
14%
11–6
6%
12–5
2%
13–4
10+ wins 43% · win out <1%
Upcoming
W6@ #19 Atlanta Falcons ATL line −3.0
52%
stakes 20/100· playoff odds 53% if win, 33% if losstap to see what it moves
stakes 37/100· playoff odds 54% if win, 36% if losstap to see what it moves
stakes 57/100· playoff odds 62% if win, 35% if losstap to see what it moves
stakes 21/100· playoff odds 51% if win, 31% if losstap to see what it moves
The receipts
WkOpponentResultWin%±Rating
W1@ #26 Carolina Panthers CAR W 59–3759%+19.41538
W2vs #13 Minnesota Vikings MIN L 3–959%−11.01527
W3vs #13 Philadelphia Eagles PHI W 27–755%+19.81547
W4vs #29 New York Jets NYJ W 23–1277%+2.81550
W5@ #24 Green Bay Packers GB L 7–3163%−28.71521
Ratingseed 1519✓ receipts = rating1521

Each game moves the rating by K × (result − expectation), where the result is scaled by margin. Start at the season seed, add every line, and you land on today's rating — exactly. Win% is the model's calibrated probability before kickoff.

Rating profile
Team Elo
1521 #14
Offense
1533 #14
↳ Quarterback
1532 #15
Defense
1502 #14

Team Elo is the board's rating, built from margins. Offense and defense are the two Factor Elos — a second model that rates points per possession — and the quarterback is a component inside offense (the ↳). They are shown as the model saw them entering week 6.

Factor Elos
Supporting cast1550
QB · Tyson Bagent−66
Situation−26
Offense1458 #14
Defense1505 #14

Offense and defense are rated in points per possession by a second model. Cast plus the quarterback's marginal effect plus the situational term equals offense, exactly. The situation line is non-zero only when a team is starting someone other than its established quarterback — that is a property of the team's phase, not the player, so it is kept outside his rating.

Trajectory
#5#10#15W1W3W6

Team Elo rank after each week. Bye weeks hold the previous rank.

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