14. Chicago Bears (16) The Bears are still learning how to put teams away more effectively, but it’s hard to argue with the final results, and darn it if they don’t give you 60 minutes of entertaining ball, even with plenty of hiccups. Caleb Williams has done some things very well this season, especially avoiding turnovers and sacks, but there’s still a higher level of performance that he and the offense can unlock. The reinforcements coming on defense provide even more reason for optimism. Special teams won the game against the Vikings but also almost lost it with various mistakes, part of a chronic issue. This team has scored four fewer TDs than its opponents, and the schedule hasn’t been all that challenging, but you have to tip your cap to the immense progress Ben Johnson’s Bears have made to this point.