NFL power rankings, Week 14: Steelers rise, Falcons fall

team. 57. And the award for most unwatchable game in NFL history goes to, the Bears and 49ers. Chicago pulled out their first win in over a month against the 49ers, and were fortunate enough to do so at home. Despite the sleet dampening the win, the Bears and their fans will take whatever they can get at this point. All the credit offensively goes to Jordan Howard, who rattled off three touchdowns against a worn-out San Francisco team. Leonard Floyd had the best game of his young career thanks to two sacks, one of which was a safety in the waining minutes of the fourth quarter. <p>Next Week: Detroit is next for the Bears, and will most likely kill their exuberance after winning their first game since November 1. Matthew Stafford is a darkhorse to win the MVP this year after losing Calvin Johnson, while also having no support in the run game. Chicago should not get comfy with winning after Sunday.</p> <p>Draft Talk: Chicago will most-likely turn to a quarterback, but will have to settle for the second or third quarterback in the class. After Mitch Trubisky and Deshaun Watson, Chicago may have to hold off on taking a passer and turn to defense. Luke Falk out of Washington State is a potential mid-round quarterback who could surprise people.</p>. 3-9. Previous: . Chicago Bears. 28