Chicago Bears (2014-2018) vs New England Patriots (2004-2008)

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. Chicago Bears take it 4-2.

Chicago Bears · 2014-2018

Squad power 84.1 · headliner Kyle Fuller '18 (93)

QBJay Cutler (75) · Mitchell Trubisky (75) · Brian Hoyer (68)

RBMatt Forte (83) · Jordan Howard (81) · Tarik Cohen (75)

WRAlshon Jeffery (82) · Brandon Marshall (76) · Cameron Meredith (76)

TEMartellus Bennett (81) · Trey Burton (75) · Zach Miller (73)

EDGEKhalil Mack (87) · Willie Young (80) · Lamarr Houston (79)

DTAkiem Hicks (90) · Jay Ratliff (80) · Stephen Paea (80)

LBRoquan Smith (81) · Danny Trevathan (78) · Jerrell Freeman (75)

CBKyle Fuller (93) · Prince Amukamara (83) · Cre'von LeBlanc (77)

SEddie Jackson (87) · Ryan Mundy (79) · Adrian Amos (77)

New England Patriots · 2004-2008

Squad power 84.7 · headliner Randy Moss '07 (93)

QBTom Brady (88) · Matt Cassel (79)

RBCorey Dillon (82) · Kevin Faulk (77) · Laurence Maroney (74)

WRRandy Moss (93) · Wes Welker (80) · Deion Branch (75)

TEBenjamin Watson (71)

EDGEMike Vrabel (83) · Willie McGinest (79) · Adalius Thomas (78)

DTTy Warren (89) · Richard Seymour (88) · Vince Wilfork (75)

LBTedy Bruschi (81) · Jerod Mayo (76) · Junior Seau (75)

CBAsante Samuel (92) · Ellis Hobbs (76) · Randall Gay (74)

SRodney Harrison (81) · Eugene Wilson (78) · Brandon Meriweather (78)

Series result — Chicago Bears win 4-2

Game 1: Chicago Bears 34-29

Game 2: New England Patriots 28-23

Game 3: Chicago Bears 35-27

Game 4: Chicago Bears 37-28

Game 5: New England Patriots 37-30

Game 6: Chicago Bears 26-21

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