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Bears report card: Team grades in NFL Week 15 win over Browns

Story byScott BairSun, December 14, 2025 at 11:43 PM UTC·4 min readCHICAGO — Bears head coach Ben Johnson stated in no uncertain terms that his team would play its best football in December. He made that proclamation in training camp with great confidence, even with a jaded fan base raising an eyebrow at such a claim. Sure enough, Johnson was right. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSunday’s 31-3 thrashing of the Cleveland Browns made his claim good. The Bears were dominant, with quarterback Caleb Williams coming to life, the offensive line in firm control and the defense generating three takeaways to bring their season total to 30.

Bears report card: Team grades in NFL Week 15 win over Browns

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Key Highlights

  • Yep, you read that right.
  • They have that many. They played possibly their best football of the season on a cold day at Soldier Field, so their grades deservedly are highly across the board in this Week 15 Bears report card:Rushing offenseD’Andre Swift was super efficient all game, totaling 98 rushing yards on just 18 carries.
  • That’s 5.4 yards per carry behind an offensive line that bullied folks up front. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThere was no better run than Swift’s 17-yard touchdown scamper in the third quarter, when he slashed through the Browns’ defense and broke several arm tackles on his way to the end zone. Kyle Monangai wasn’t as good with his opportunities (11 carries for 33 yards), but the Bears ran well in 33 attempts for 142 yards.
  • It felt like they could’ve run 50 times, had Williams not been on a heater.
  • Overall, one of the NFL’s best rushing attacks lived up to its potential. Grade: B-plusPassing offenseIt wasn’t long ago that Johnson said the Bears were winning in spite of its passing game, not because of it.
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  1. Bears report card: Team grades in NFL Week 15 win over Browns

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