A tragic final play doesn’t erase the strong performances from other Bears players in their wild card loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
It didn’t always look pretty, but a few individuals stepped up on the biggest stage to keep Chicago in the game to the very end.
Pro Football Focus recognized these top performers with their highest grades on the team in Sunday’s game.
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Allen Robinson set a new Bears playoff record with his 143 receiving yards and a touchdown on 10 catches, giving fans lots of hope about the future connection between Mitchell Trubisky and his No. 1 wide receiver.
Khalil Mack was held without a sack in the game, but PFF credited him with two quarterback hits and three hurries, in addition to five total stops.
Roquan Smith finished with the next-highest grade thanks to his big interception. He was targeted six times and allowed three catches for 32 yards.
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Trubisky received an average grade of 65.3 due in large part to two dropped interceptions and a few other dangerous throws he was able to get away with.
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