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Ranking every Bears’ opposing quarterback in 2023

The Bears will face some talented quarterbacks on their 2023 schedule, as well as some unproven guys. We rank Chicago’s opposing QBs here:

The Chicago Bears have unveiled their 2023 schedule, which features some big matchups with some intriguing quarterbacks.

While divisional signal callers Kirk Cousins and Jared Goff are no strangers to Chicago’s defense, there are some new quarterbacks the Bears will face in 2023. That includes powerhouses Patrick Mahomes and Justin Herbert, as well as Derek Carr, Deshaun Watson and new Packers starter Jordan Love.

Chicago will face many talented quarterbacks throughout the course of the season, as well as some unproven players. Here is every quarterback on the Bears’ 2023 schedule ranked from worst to best.

Ranking the Bears’ 2023 opponents from easiest to toughest

The Bears released their 2023 schedule, and we’re ranking their opponents from easiest to toughest.

With the NFL schedule officially released, we know when the Chicago Bears will be facing off against their 2023 opponents.

After a 3-14 season and one of the toughest schedules in football last season, the Bears are going to get a little bit of a break in 2023. They have the fifth easiest schedule this season and will travel only 12,253 miles, which is ranked third least in the NFL.

In 2023, the Chicago Bears will face the NFC South and the AFC West. As the Bears continue to build up their team and are likely one year away from being a playoff contender. But it’ll be interesting to see how well they perform against their opponents this season.

With that in mind, we’re ranking the team’s opponents from easiest to toughest for the 2023 season:

5 most intriguing games on the Bears’ 2023 schedule

The Bears released their 2023 schedule, which features some big matchups. Here are some of Chicago’s most intriguing games.

The Bears released their 2023 schedule, and while it requires the third-fewest miles traveled, they will play nine games on the road and have the most challenging schedule in the NFC North.

In addition to the divisional matchups, Chicago will face the entire AFC West and NFC South. Finally, the non-divisional schedule is rounded out with games against the Browns, Commanders, and Cardinals.

This year the Bears will play four prime-time games, including two Thursday night matchups (at Commanders, vs. Panthers), one Sunday night game (at Chargers) and one Monday night contest (at Vikings).

The Bears will likely build on last year’s 3-13 season, and hopefully, one of their two first-round picks in the 2024 draft won’t be in the top 10. So let’s look at the Bears’ most intriguing games of 2023.

Chicago Bears’ full 2023 schedule

The Bears have unveiled their 2023 schedule, which features some intriguing matchups and plenty of storylines. Here’s a quick look:

The Chicago Bears have unveiled their 2023 schedule, which features some intriguing matchups and plenty of storylines.

In addition to facing their NFC North opponents twice, the Bears will face the AFC West and NFC South, which includes home games against the Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders and Atlanta Falcons, as well as away games against the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers and New Orleans Saints.

With Chicago finishing fourth in the NFC North, they’ll also face the same-place finisher in the NFC East and NFC West. With that additional 17th game, they’ll face the AFC North same-place finisher, Cleveland Browns, on the road.

Chicago will open the season at home against the Green Bay Packers, and the Bears will play four prime-time games from Weeks 5-12.

Here’s a quick look at the Bears’ complete 2023 schedule — preseason and regular season:

Everything to know about the Bears’ 2023 schedule

The Bears released their full, 17-game schedule for the 2023 season on Thursday night. Here’s everything you need to know:

The Chicago Bears released their full, 17-game schedule for the 2023 season on Thursday night.

Matt Eberflus’ team will play six games against the NFC North, four games against the NFC South, four games against the AFC West and one game each against the same-place finisher from the NFC East and NFC West, along with a 17th game against an AFC North opponent.

We’ve compiled everything fans should know about the Bears’ 2023 schedule, from the bye week, prime-time games, the season opener, tough stretches and more.

Here’s what to know about the schedule:

Bears 2023 preseason schedule features AFC slate

Here’s a look at the Bears’ three-game preseason schedule, which features all AFC teams.

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The Chicago Bears unveiled their 2023 schedule on Thursday night. But before the regular season gets underway, Chicago will play three preseason games.

The Bears will host two preseason contests at Soldier Field — to open and close the preseason — and hit the road for the second game. (Dates and times to be announced).

There’s plenty to look forward to during the preseason, including Justin Fields getting his first game action with new WR1 DJ Moore. It’ll give the new offensive line grouping time to develop a rapport and give the new-look defense some valuable reps.

Two years ago, the preseason schedule was trimmed from four games to three games, which still gives some of the younger players trying to prove themselves and earn a roster spot.

Here’s a look at the Bears’ three-game preseason schedule, which features an All-AFC slate:

Week Date Opponent Time (CT)
1 TBA vs. Tennessee Titans TBA Tickets
2 TBA at Indianapolis Colts TBA Tickets
3 TBA vs. Buffalo Bills TBA Tickets

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Bears 2023 schedule: Game-by-game with predictions

The Bears have released their 2023 schedule, and we’re taking an early look at predicting each game.

The NFL has released its 2023 schedule, and we’ve learned exactly when the Chicago Bears will face their 2023 opponents. Chicago will open the season against the Green Bay Packers, which will feature Justin Fields vs. Jordan Love at Soldier Field.

In addition to facing their NFC North opponents twice, the Bears will face the AFC West and NFC South, which includes home games against the Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders and Atlanta Falcons, as well as away games against the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers and New Orleans Saints.

With Chicago finishing fourth in the NFC North, they’ll also face the same-place finisher in the NFC East and NFC West. With that additional 17th game, they’ll face the AFC North same-place finisher, Cleveland Browns, on the road.

Below are my early game-by-game predictions for the 2023 season:

Bears’ 2023 regular season schedule revealed

The Bears have released their 2023 schedule, which features four prime-time games and opening the season at Soldier Field.

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The Chicago Bears have officially released their 2023 schedule, which features some high-profile match-ups.

In addition to facing their NFC North opponents twice, the Bears will face the AFC West and NFC South, which includes home games against the Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders and Atlanta Falcons, as well as away games against the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers and New Orleans Saints.

With Chicago finishing fourth in the NFC North, they’ll also face the same-place finisher in the NFC East and NFC West. With that additional 17th game, they’ll face the AFC North same-place finisher, Cleveland Browns, on the road.

For the second consecutive season, the Bears will open the season at home when they host the Green Bay Packers in a matchup that will feature Justin Fields and Jordan Love, who replaces the departed Aaron Rodgers. Chicago will also close out the 2023 season against Green Bay at Lambeau Field.

Despite having the league’s worst record in 2022, the Bears have snagged four prime-time games.

Here’s the complete Bears’ 2023 schedule:

Week Date Opponent Time (CT)
1 Sept. 10 vs. Green Bay Packers 3:25 p.m. Tickets
2 Sept. 17 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 p.m. Tickets
3 Sept. 24 at Kansas City Chiefs 3:25 p.m. Tickets
4 Oct. 1 vs. Denver Broncos 12 p.m. Tickets
5 Oct. 5 at Washington Commanders* 7:15 p.m. Tickets
6 Oct. 15 vs. Minnesota Vikings 12 p.m. Tickets
7 Oct. 22 vs. Las Vegas Raiders 12 p.m. Tickets
8 Oct. 29 at Los Angeles Chargers* 7:20 p.m. Tickets
9 Nov. 5 at New Orleans Saints 12 p.m. Tickets
10 Nov. 12 vs. Carolina Panthers* 7:15 p.m. Tickets
11 Nov. 19 at Detroit Lions 12 p.m. Tickets
12 Nov. 26 at Minnesota Vikings* 7:15 p.m. Tickets
13 BYE WEEK
14 Dec. 10 vs. Detroit Lions 12 p.m. Tickets
15 TBD at Cleveland Browns TBD Tickets
16 Dec. 24 vs. Arizona Cardinals 3:25 p.m. Tickets
17 Dec. 31 vs. Atlanta Falcons 12 p.m. Tickets
18 TBD at Green Bay Packers TBD Tickets

*prime-time game

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32 NFL team travel totals for 2023 season

The Bears will travel the third-fewest miles of any NFL team during the 2023 season.

The NFL will unveil its 2023 schedule on Thursday night, and we’ll soon learn how the Chicago Bears’ slate will unfold.

While we’ve known for awhile who the Bears will face, we’ll learn exactly when those matchups will occur, including which games will be in prime time.

Chicago will travel the third fewest miles of any NFL team during the upcoming season, according to Bill Speros. They’ll only play one game on the west coast (against the Los Angeles Chargers).

Ahead of the NFL’s schedule release, here’s a look at the travel totals for each team during the 2023 season:

Bears to open the 2023 season at home against Packers

The Bears will open the 2023 NFL season against the Packers at Soldier Field.

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The Chicago Bears will open the 2023 NFL season at home against a familiar NFC North foe.

According to The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman, the Bears will host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 3:25 p.m. CT at Soldier Field.

Chicago will also close out the 2023 season against Green Bay, according to Schneidman.

It’s the start of a new era for the Packers, who traded star quarterback Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets. Now, it’s Jordan Love time in Green Bay, which presents an opportunity for the Bears to get their first win in the rivalry since Dec. 2018.

Chicago has opened the season against the Packers four times since 2000, where they’ve gone 1-4. The last time the Bears and Packers started and ended the season facing each other was in 2006.

This will also be the first time since 2004 where Chicago and Green Bay haven’t squared off on prime time — unless the NFL flexes the Week 18 finale, should the contest have postseason implications.

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