It was a dominant defensive performance for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to beat the Chicago Bears on Sunday, but that doesn’t mean that every defensive player was dominant.
The team won 27-17 in Raymond James Stadium to fall the Bears and move to 2-0, and while numerous defensive players had an impact, some didn’t have the same impact. Pro Football Focus took to grading every Bucs player who had meaningful snaps on Sunday, and while we looked at the best defensive players already (and there was a lot), we’re now looking at the players who contributed the least.
Here are the five worst defensive players in Tampa Bay’s win over Chicago, according to PFF:
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Overall grade: 43.4
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Overall grade: 47.7
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Overall grade: 52.1
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Overall grade: 53.8
Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports
Overall grade: 57.2
