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As Andy Dalton joins the Chicago Bears, here’s a look at how he has compared with 2020 Bears quarterbacks Mitch Trubisky and Nick Foles over their careers.

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142: Regular-season starts by Dalton during a 10-year career, including nine seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals and one with the Dallas Cowboys. He joined the Cowboys to be the backup in 2020 but started nine games after Dak Prescott was injured.

55: Regular-season starts by Nick Foles over a nine-year career with five teams. He has started 10 games or more in a season just twice in his career, in 2013 with the Philadelphia Eagles (10) and in 2015 with the St. Louis Rams (11). He started seven with the Bears in 2020.

50: Regular-season starts by Mitch Trubisky over a four-year career with the Bears. He started the first three for the Bears in 2020, was benched for Foles for the next seven and then started the remaining six.

87.5: Dalton’s passer rating over 10 seasons. His highest was 106.2 over 13 games in 2015, while his lowest was 78.3 over 13 games in 2019, his final season in Cincinnati. He had an 87.3 rating in 2020 with the Cowboys.

87.1: Foles’ passer rating over nine seasons. His highest was 119.2 in 10 starts and 13 appearances with the Eagles in 2013, while his lowest was 69 with the Rams in 2015. He had an 80.8 rating in 2020 with the Bears.

87.2: Trubisky’s passer rating over four seasons. His highest was 95.4 in 2018 in the Bears first season under Matt Nagy, while his lowest was 77.5 over 12 starts in his rookie season under John Fox. He had a 93.5 rating in 2020 with the Bears.

4,293: Dalton’s career high in passing yards, in 2013. He threw 33 touchdown passes with 20 interceptions in 16 starts with the Bengals. He was 26 at the time and is now 33. He threw for 4,206 yards in 2016.

2,891: Foles’ career high in passing yards, in 2013. He threw 27 touchdown passes and two interceptions in 10 starts and 13 games with the Eagles. He was 24 at the time and is now 32.

3,223: Trubisky’s career high in passing yards, in 2018. He threw 24 touchdowns and 12 interceptions in 14 starts. He was 24 at the time and is now 26.

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25: Dalton’s 2020 NFL ranking in QBR with 53.8.

32: Foles’ 2020 NFL ranking in QBR with 43.2.

21: Trubisky’s 2020 NFL ranking in QBR with 61.3.

0: Career playoff victories in four starts for Dalton, all with the Bengals. He averaged 218 passing yards, threw one touchdown pass and six interceptions and had a 57.8 passer rating in those four games.

4: Career playoff victories in six starts for Foles with the Eagles. He averaged 272 passing yards, threw 11 touchdown passes and five interceptions and had a 98.8 rating in those six games. Three of the victories came on the Eagles’ run to the Super Bowl LII championship, when Foles was named the game’s MVP.

0: Career playoff victories in two starts for Trubisky with the Bears. He averaged 251 passing yards, threw two touchdown passes and no interceptions and had a 92.5 rating in the two games.

133.5: Average rushing yards per season for Dalton. He has 22 career rushing touchdowns.

43.4: Average rushing yards per season for Foles. He has six career rushing touchdowns.

264.3: Average rushing yards per season for Trubisky. He has eight career rushing touchdowns.

61.1: Dalton’s completion percentage over the last four seasons. Because Dalton’s best seasons were well before Trubisky entered the NFL, here’s a look at what Dalton has done since 2017: 11,550 passing yards, 6.7 yards per attempt, 76 touchdowns, 45 interceptions and a 84.8 rating in 49 starts and 51 games. 4.4% touchdown percentage, 2.6% interception percentage, 6.6% sack percentage.

65.8: Foles’ completion percentage over the last four seasons: 4,538 yards, 6.3 yards per attempt, 25 touchdowns, 16 interceptions and a 85.3 rating in 19 starts and 25 games. 3.4% touchdown percentage, 2.2% interception percentage, 5.2% sack percentage.

64: Trubisky’s completion percentage in four seasons: 10,609 yards, 6.7 yards per attempt, 64 touchdowns, 37 interceptions and 87.2 rating in 50 starts and 51 games. 4.1% touchdown percentage, 2.3% interception percentage, 6.6% sack percentage.

3: Pro Bowl selections for Dalton, in 2011, 2014 and 2016.

1: Pro Bowl selection for Foles, in 2013.

1: Pro Bowl selection for Trubisky, in 2018.