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The Green Bay Packers dominated in Week 5, defeating the rival Chicago Bears, 31-7, to improve to 3-2 on the season. In arguably their best performance of the year, several players stood out, including quarterback Jordan Love, who had a career day, and budding young star wideout Matthew Golden.
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Here’s the best and worst Packers’ Pro Football Focus Grades from Sunday’s victory over the Bears.
Best
Jordan Love – 95.1 offensive grade
Love not only earned the highest offensive grade among quarterbacks in Week 5, but the highest of the season, per PFF. He threw for 367 yards and two touchdowns, completing six deep passes (20-plus air yards) for 258 yards, the second-most behind Russell Wilson (2025) since 2016, per Next Gen Stats.
Matthew Golden – 90.0 offensive grade
Golden had another strong performance in Sunday’s win, catching six passes for 123 yards. Entering Week 6, he has 173 yards on deep passes, second-most in the NFL behind Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba (215 yards).
Xavier McKinney – 90.1 Defensive grade
McKinney picked off two passes against the Bears; he’s now tied for the league lead in interceptions with three. Meanwhile, he’s already topped his total from all of last season.
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Brenton Cox Jr. – 88.7 defensive grade
Cox received the second-highest defensive grade on the Packers, recording six pressures, including five hurries and one quarterback hit. Only Houston Texans Danielle Hunter (10), New York Jets David Bailey (9), and Cincinnati Bengals Boye Mafe (7) were credited with more pressures in Week 5.
Worst
Travis Glover 42.6 Offensive Grade
Glover allowed two pressures, including a hurry and a quarterback hit on Sunday, earning the worst offensive grade on the Packers. Kevin Zeitler was active against the Bears but didn’t play; that could change in Week 6.
LT Jordan Morgan – 47.1 Offensive Grade
In Week 5, Morgan gave up the most pressure (3) on the Packers, including two sacks and a hurry. Through four weeks, he has a 48.9 offensive grade, ranked 68th out of 72 qualified tackles.
Zaire Franklin – 49.7 Defensive Grade
Franklin earned the worst defensive grade on the Packers in Week 5, despite recording eight tackles, five defensive stops, and a forced fumble. However, he did commit a penalty and allowed seven of nine completions for 69 yards (47 yards after catch).
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This story was originally published October 14, 2026 at 1:09 AM.