Where the Bears ranked statistically after 2025 regular season

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The Chicago Bears wrapped their 2025 season going from worst to first with an 11-6 record, their first NFC North title since 2018 and the franchise's first postseason win in 15 years, which more than exceeded expectations under first-year head coach Ben Johnson.

The Bears offense also saw a resurgence under Johnson, becoming one of the NFL's best and landing in the top 10 of multiple categories, including points per game, yards per game, rushing attack, passing offense, turnovers and sacks allowed. Meanwhile, it wasn't as smooth for the defense, who battled injuries throughout the season, and that unit will be a focal point in the offseason.

With the 2025 season in the books, how did the Bears compare to the rest of the NFL this season? Looking at the major metrics (courtesy of Team Rankings, ESPN, NFL.com and Football Database), here is where Chicago ranked:

Offense​

Stat	Rank
Points per game	25.7 ppg	9th
Passing offense	233.4 ypg	8th
Rushing offense	142.3 ypg	3rd
Total offense	375.7 ypg	4th
3rd down conversions	43.77%	5th
Red zone scoring	57.14%	14th
Sacks allowed	25	2nd
Turnovers	11	1st

Defense​

Stat	Rank
Points allowed	24.3 ppg	23rd
Passing defense	232.3 ypg	25th
Rushing defense	131.4 ypg	26th
Total defense	363.7 ypg	29th
3rd down conversions	40.09%	19th
Red zone defense	58.73%	20th
Sacks	35	T-22nd
Takeaways	33	1st

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