NFL power rankings, Week 17: Chiefs rise, Seahawks fall

4-11. Previous: . Chicago Bears. 28. team. 57. Chicago suffered their 12th loss of the season, and have now dropped six of their last seven games. Third-string quarterback Matt Barkley admitted he tried to do too much against the Redskins, evident by his five interceptions. Despite keeping the game manageable at halftime with just a 10-point deficit, just as I always say, turnovers correlate to wins and losses. Additionally, not being able to force a turnover hinders any chance of making a game competitive. John Fox looks to have coached his final game on the home side of Soldier Field with a trip north to Minnesota to end the year. <p>Next Week: Chicago mercifully ends their season in Minnesota next week. The Bears handed the Vikings a 20-10 loss at Soldier Field a couple of weeks ago, and will look towards Matt Barkley once again, as he looks to make a case for staying in the Windy City beyond this year.</p> <p>Draft Talk: Currently projected to have a top-five draft pick, Chicago must first look at the quarterback position. If Mitch Trubisky does not declare, the Bears could fair better by continuing to build their defense. Cornerback, pass rusher, and safety will all be areas of focus for the Bears.</p>