Chicago Bears fans are well-aware of the franchise’s quarterback struggles. Names like Cade McNown, Rex Grossman, Jack Concannon, Vince Evans, Jonathan Quinn and Mike Glennon are reminders of Chicago’s grim history at sports’ most important position.
But in case you needed statistical clarification of just how bad Bears quarterbacks have been, look no further than the nugget NFL Network’s James Palmer shared.
Bears Starting QBs
Super Bowl Era:NFL Rank
Pass YPG 173.3 Last
Pass Yds/Att 6.5 Last
Pass TD/Game 1.0 Last
TD-INT Ratio 0.93 Last
Passer Rating 71.9 Last— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) March 18, 2020
The Bears rank last — not near last, dead last — in five major statistical categories for quarterbacks since the start of the Super Bowl era.
Since 1966, Chicago quarterbacks rank last in passing yards per game, passing yards per attempt, passing touchdowns per game, touchdown-to-interception ratio and passer rating.
And it doesn’t appear there’s an end in sight for the Bears’ quarterback struggles with Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles set to battle it out for the starting job this season.
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