The Bears looked terrible in their 41-10 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday, but the bigger concern is the doubt it cast on whether they’ll be able to make anything of this season at large. The outlook is bleak after the first three games:

Opposite trajectories

The Bears’ franchise-long 13-game losing streak dropped them to 64-101 since firing Lovie Smith after the 2012 season. That’s the fifth-worst record in the NFL during that span. The Chiefs, meanwhile, are a league-best 119-46 in that timeframe.

Top two

The Bears are missing the two most important things on any team’s checklist: a quarterback and a pass rush. With $17 million going to defensive ends Yannick Ngakoue and DeMarcus Walker, the Bears went without a sack for the second game in a row. Their one sack for the season is last in the NFL.

Top two?

If there’s any good news for the Bears, it’s that the Panthers also are 0-3. The Bears have their upcoming first-round pick, so their 2024 draft capital keeps looking better and better.