Fantasy Football History: Best Chicago Bears Seasons At Each Position, Ranked
It's too early for your 2025 fantasy draft, but it's never too early to chop it up about fake football.
MY CHEAT SHEET isn’t yet a thing.
I don’t have a draft strategy.
I have no clue who I’d select if I landed the first pick in the first round.
So in terms of fantasy football, all I can do is reminisce about season past.
Which is exactly what I did last week for BEARS ON SI.
Y’see, the real NFL draft is in our rearview mirror, the vast majority of the league’s top-end free agents have a home, and Chicago Bears’ voluntary minicamp is still about three weeks away, so I had no choice but to go down a statistical rabbit hole and break down which Monsters of the Midway had the franchise’s most productive fantasy seasons in the 21st Century.
Since I’m a fantasy dork, I broke it out into positions, then listed them in ascending order, with their on-field countable stats included.
So click on the below photos and join me in the world of fantasy dorkitude, where we can all take our minds off the fact that we won’t see regular season NFL football for four more freakin’ months.
QUARTERBACK
Fun Fact: Jay Cutler’s best fantasy season (2014) was just five points behind Caleb Williams’ 2024 rookie year total.
RUNNING BACK
Fun Fact: There was exactly a 50-point differential between the top and second-best seasons at Chicago’s running back position.
WIDE RECEIVER
Fun Fact: Only one Chicago Bears wide receiver has topped 300 fantasy points in a single season — and he did it twice.
TIGHT END
