PFF: Bears bottom half of NFL - 8 or fewer wins 2024

I have thought about what we will do in the 2024 season.  And I keep drawing a complete blank. 

There have been so many changes over the last 2/3 years, and we have a ton of young guys on the roster who could end up playing really well or who could need another year to develop or who could end up being effectively a bust.

A prime example is Tevin Jenkins.  Can he stay healthy for an entire season?  Or on the DL, how will Dexter and Pickens step up in their second year?  If all three have solid seasons, play relatively well and stay relatively healthy, I can easily see us with a 10+ win season.  And very much in the hunt for the NFCN crown.

On the other hand, if we continue to have issues with consistency and depth at OG and Caleb Wiliams hits a few bumps in the road, it could be a long and disappointing season.  And I am positive that every organization (PFF, PFT, all the bloggers and media outlets) all struggle with this.

PFF has calculated the exact number of hurries Caleb Williams is going to face, and they have determined it to be too much to give the Bears a chance of a winning season.

It was >/= 1, so that alone brings them down a game.

What bothers me about PFF is they don't have a formula to incorporate moxie, grit, or poise into their win/loss rankings. The Bears are off the charts when you measure those.