Ravens 6–10 Bears: Score, Stats & Recap | Week 7, 2005

Q: How did the quarterbacks play in Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears?

A. Wright (Baltimore Ravens), 46.2% completion, -0.14 EPA per dropback, -5.44 total passing EPA. K. Orton (Chicago Bears), 40.5% completion, -0.04 EPA per dropback, -1.40 total passing EPA.

Quick answer

Winner: Chicago Bears
Final score: Chicago Bears 10–6 Baltimore Ravens
Halftime: Baltimore Ravens 6–7 Chicago Bears at halftime
FantasyHQ MVP: D. Mason
Top passer: Alex Wright
Biggest EPA play: (2:22) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 85-D.Mason to CHI 23 for 18 yards (31-N.Vasher).
Game date: 2005-10-23

Game summary

The Chicago Bears beat the Baltimore Ravens 10–6 on 2005-10-23. D. Mason posted a game-high +4.48 total EPA in the receiving.

The highest-scoring period was Q1 with 7 combined points.

Line score

Final score and points by quarter.

	Q1	Q2	Q3	—	—	T
Baltimore Ravens	0	6	0	0	0	6
Chicago Bears	7	0	3	0	0	10

Scoring Map

Each pin marks where a score occurred on the field — yard line from play-by-play.

BALBaltimore Ravens

BAL 9

+1BAL 2

+3CHI 22

+3CHI 10

+3BAL 5

CHIChicago Bears

FantasyHQ Analytics

Scoring timeline

5 scores

Chronological scoring plays — scroll to follow the game.

CHIChicago Bears
Q1 0:25TD
Mike Edwards
Points+6
Yard line
BAL 9
Score
0-6
(:25) 18-K.Orton pass to 49-M.Edwards for 9 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
CHIChicago Bears
Q1 0:19XP
RGR. Gould
Points+1
Yard line
BAL 2
Score
0-7
9-R.Gould extra point is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard.
BALBaltimore Ravens
Q2 8:50FG
MSM. Stover
Points+3
Yard line
CHI 22
Score
3-7
(8:50) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 40 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil.
BALBaltimore Ravens
Q2 0:30FG
MSM. Stover
Points+3
Yard line
CHI 10
Score
6-7
(:30) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 29 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil.
CHIChicago Bears
Q3 2:56FG
RGR. Gould
Points+3
Yard line
BAL 5
Score
6-10
(2:56) (Field Goal formation) 9-R.Gould 23 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard.

Stars of the game

Top performers by total expected points added (EPA).

1D. Mason · Baltimore Ravens · Receiving · +4.48 total EPA · 2 snaps · +2.24 EPA/play
2Dean Clark · Chicago Bears · Receiving · +4.41 total EPA · 4 snaps · +1.10 EPA/play
3R. Hymes · Baltimore Ravens · Receiving · +4.17 total EPA · 2 snaps · +2.09 EPA/play
4Malik Muhammad · Chicago Bears · Receiving · +2.55 total EPA · 3 snaps · +0.85 EPA/play
5Mike Edwards · Chicago Bears · Receiving · +2.27 total EPA · 1 snaps · +2.27 EPA/play
6M. Bradley · Chicago Bears · Receiving · +2.21 total EPA · 4 snaps · +0.55 EPA/play
7T. Heap · Baltimore Ravens · Receiving · +2.13 total EPA · 7 snaps · +0.30 EPA/play
8Calvin Taylor Jr. · Baltimore Ravens · Rushing · +1.77 total EPA · 2 snaps · +0.89 EPA/play

FantasyHQ Game MVP

Highest total EPA with the player's top snap and the game's biggest single play when different.

FantasyHQ Game MVP

D. Mason — BAL · Receiving

D. Mason posted the highest total EPA (+4.48) in the game, the strongest overall impact for Baltimore Ravens. Across 2 counted snaps, they averaged +2.24 EPA per play.

D. Mason's top snap (+2.64 EPA): (2:22) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 85-D.Mason to CHI 23 for 18 yards (31-N.Vasher).

Quarterback report card

Alex Wright led all passers in efficiency for Baltimore Ravens, setting the tone in the passing game according to FantasyHQ analytics.

Alex Wright (Baltimore Ravens) · 39 dropbacks · 46.2% completion · -0.14 EPA/play · -5.44 total EPA
K. Orton (Chicago Bears) · 37 dropbacks · 40.5% completion · -0.04 EPA/play · -1.40 total EPA

Team stats comparison

Side-by-side offensive and defensive efficiency.

Stat	Baltimore Ravens	Chicago Bears
Offensive EPA/play	-0.125	-0.101
Offensive success rate	35.4%	42.2%
Pass EPA/play	-0.139	-0.038
Rush EPA/play	-0.324	-0.116
Defensive EPA/play	+0.101	+0.125
Defensive success rate	57.8%	64.6%

Drive & efficiency notes

Both offenses finished within striking distance on EPA per play (Baltimore Ravens -0.12, Chicago Bears -0.10) — a true toss-up on the analytics sheet.

Season benchmark context (offensive EPA per play):

Baltimore Ravens: -0.12 EPA/play (22nd percentile vs. 2005 team-game averages)
Chicago Bears: -0.10 EPA/play (28th percentile vs. 2005 team-game averages)

Baltimore Ravens: 11 drives, -10.27 total EPA, 2 scoring drives
Chicago Bears: 12 drives, -8.39 total EPA, 2 scoring drives

Who scored touchdowns and field goals

Every touchdown and field goal from official play-by-play.

Touchdowns

Chicago Bears — Mike Edwards (K. Orton pass) (Q1 0:25)

Field goals

Baltimore Ravens — M. Stover (Q2 8:50)
Baltimore Ravens — M. Stover (Q2 0:30)
Chicago Bears — R. Gould (Q3 2:56)

Quarter by quarter

Quarter-by-quarter recap from live scoring plays.

The opening quarter: Chicago Bears won the period 7–0. Chicago Bears found the end zone from the BAL 9 (Q1 0:25) — (:25) 18-K.Orton pass to 49-M.Edwards for 9 yards, TOUCHDOWN.; Chicago Bears added 1 points from the BAL 2 (Q1 0:19) — 9-R.Gould extra point is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard..

The second quarter: Baltimore Ravens won the period 6–0. Baltimore Ravens connected on a field goal from the CHI 22 (Q2 8:50) — (8:50) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 40 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil.; Baltimore Ravens connected on a field goal from the CHI 10 (Q2 0:30) — (:30) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 29 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil..

The third quarter: Chicago Bears won the period 3–0. Chicago Bears connected on a field goal from the BAL 5 (Q3 2:56) — (2:56) (Field Goal formation) 9-R.Gould 23 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard..

Turning points

Plays that moved win probability the most.

Baltimore Ravens (Q2 2:22) — (2:22) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 85-D.Mason to CHI 23 for 18 yards (31-N.Vasher). [WPA +12.5% · EPA +2.64]
Baltimore Ravens (Q4 7:16) — (7:16) (Shotgun) 29-C.Taylor left guard to BAL 48 for 14 yards (71-I.Idonije, 30-M.Brown). [WPA +9.6% · EPA +1.61]
Chicago Bears (Q4 8:02) — (8:02) (Field Goal formation) 9-R.Gould 47 yard field goal is No Good, Wide Right, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard. [WPA -8.9% · EPA -2.61]
Baltimore Ravens (Q3 1:30) — (1:30) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 80-R.Hymes to 50 for 12 yards (23-J.Azumah). [WPA +8.7% · EPA +2.18]
Chicago Bears (Q3 5:44) — (5:44) 18-K.Orton pass incomplete to 87-M.Muhammad. PENALTY on BAL-55-T.Suggs, Roughing the Passer, 15 yards, enforced at BAL 43 - No Play. [WPA +8.3% · EPA +2.24]

Impact plays

Highest EPA snaps that flipped field position.

Baltimore Ravens (Q2 2:22) — (2:22) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 85-D.Mason to CHI 23 for 18 yards (31-N.Vasher). [WPA +12.5% · EPA +2.64]
Chicago Bears (Q4 8:02) — (8:02) (Field Goal formation) 9-R.Gould 47 yard field goal is No Good, Wide Right, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard. [WPA -8.9% · EPA -2.61]
Chicago Bears (Q1 0:25) — (:25) 18-K.Orton pass to 49-M.Edwards for 9 yards, TOUCHDOWN. [WPA +3.7% · EPA +2.27]
Chicago Bears (Q3 5:44) — (5:44) 18-K.Orton pass incomplete to 87-M.Muhammad. PENALTY on BAL-55-T.Suggs, Roughing the Passer, 15 yards, enforced at BAL 43 - No Play. [WPA +8.3% · EPA +2.24]

Every scoring play

Chronological scoring with play-by-play context.

Chicago Bears TD (+6) — Q1 0:25 · BAL 9 · Score 0-6
(:25) 18-K.Orton pass to 49-M.Edwards for 9 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
Chicago Bears XP (+1) — Q1 0:19 · BAL 2 · Score 0-7
9-R.Gould extra point is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard.
Baltimore Ravens FG (+3) — Q2 8:50 · CHI 22 · Score 3-7
(8:50) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 40 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil.
Baltimore Ravens FG (+3) — Q2 0:30 · CHI 10 · Score 6-7
(:30) (Field Goal formation) 3-M.Stover 29 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-70-M.Katula, Holder-15-D.Zastudil.
Chicago Bears FG (+3) — Q3 2:56 · BAL 5 · Score 6-10
(2:56) (Field Goal formation) 9-R.Gould 23 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-65-P.Mannelly, Holder-4-B.Maynard.

Key takeaways

What to remember for fantasy research and follow-up box score digging.

Chicago Bears earned the result — use the box score for snap-level context.
One-score margin — verify garbage-time stats before drawing fantasy conclusions.
D. Mason (Baltimore Ravens) led total EPA — start here for highlight and prop research.

Frequently asked questions

Who won Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears on 2005-10-23?

The Chicago Bears beat the Baltimore Ravens 10-6 in Week 7, 2005.

What was the score by quarter in Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears?

Q1: Baltimore Ravens 0, Chicago Bears 7; Q2: Baltimore Ravens 6, Chicago Bears 0; Q3: Baltimore Ravens 0, Chicago Bears 3; Final: Baltimore Ravens 6, Chicago Bears 10.

Who scored touchdowns and field goals in Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears?

Chicago Bears touchdown — M. Edwards (K. Orton pass) (Q1 0:25) Baltimore Ravens field goal — M. Stover (Q2 8:50, 3 pts) Baltimore Ravens field goal — M. Stover (Q2 0:30, 3 pts) Chicago Bears field goal — R. Gould (Q3 2:56, 3 pts) Extra points followed each touchdown unless noted in the play-by-play.

How did the quarterbacks play in Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears?

Alex Wright (Baltimore Ravens), 46.2% completion, -0.14 EPA per dropback, -5.44 total passing EPA. K. Orton (Chicago Bears), 40.5% completion, -0.04 EPA per dropback, -1.40 total passing EPA.

Who was FantasyHQ's player of the game in Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears?

D. Mason (Baltimore Ravens) was FantasyHQ's Game MVP with +4.48 total EPA on Receiving plays. across 2 snaps. Their top snap (+2.64 EPA): (2:22) (Shotgun) 2-A.Wright pass to 85-D.Mason to CHI 23 for 18 yards (31-N.Vasher)..

Was Baltimore Ravens vs Chicago Bears a close game?

Yes — the margin was 4 points. Chicago Bears won 10-6 in a game that stayed within one score into the fourth quarter.

Season records after this game

Baltimore Ravens

Entered 2-3 Now 2-4 L

Chicago Bears

Entered 2-3 Now 3-3 W

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