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QUARTERBACKS: B-

While Mitch Trubisky’s final numbers weren’t pretty (12/20, 135 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 76.0 passer rating), he didn’t try to force anything and made good decisions against a salty Bills defense. He converted a trio of third-and-longs in the first half, impressively finding Anthony Miller for 19 yards on third and 10, Taylor Gabriel for 22 yards on third and seven and Trey Burton for 26 yards on third and 15. That third-and-15 conversion allowed the Bears to get in the end zone for the first time in the game. All three of those throws represented progress for Trubisky. 

He did make one bad decision on his first drive, when he tried to extend a play instead of throwing the ball away, leading to a fumble and a seven-yard loss that took the Bears out of field goal range. His interception came when he sailed a throw over the head to Burton in the second half, when the game was largely out of reach. 

“I cannot begin to tell you how good this defense is,” coach Matt Nagy said. “They’re a really good defense and our guys knew that all week long. We talked about bringing a lunch pail all week. It was going to be a physical game. The one thing that, No. 1, we won, that is always the only thing that matters. No. 2, there (were) times in the game where I thought he led that team and he made plays where we needed to make plays, and that’s what’s most important in this process with Mitch. He’s putting us in great situations, so I’m really proud of him. 

RUNNING BACKS: B-

Jordan Howard delivered his most physical run of the year when he plowed over Bills safety Jordan Hoyer for an 18-yard touchdown, and he started the Bears’ scoring with a one-yard plunge into the end zone, too. Howard still finished with only 47 yards on 14 carries, but didn’t get much help from his offense line. Tarik Cohen had a quiet day, only netting five yards on six carries while catching one of two targets for eight yards. Taquan MIzzell was targeted twice in his first action of 2018, catching one for five yards. 

WIDE RECEIVERS: C-

Miller made a big impact early, taking a pitch for a nine-yard run on the first play of the game and making some impressive catches on his way to a five-reception, 49-yard game (his taunt of Bills coach Sean McDermott, who thought Miller bobbled a catch while going out of bounds, was amusing). Taylor Gabriel caught three of five targets for 45 yards but did draw a 47-yard pass interference flag on one of…