Four points in season finale

Parkey converted a field goal and extra point in Chicago's Week 17 win to end the season with 111 points.

Analysis: Parkey missed an extra-point attempt, continuing his inconsistent accuracy over the second half of the season. Although he made just 76.7 percent of his field-goal attempts in 2018, he's signed through 2021, so he's a good bet to be the Bears' starting kicker next season.

Disappointing in victory

Parkey missed his only field-goal attempt while making a pair of extra points in Chicago's Week 16 win over the 49ers.

Analysis: Parkey has missed six field-goal attempts over his last 11 games, and he's been held to one or fewer field goals on eight occasions this season. Not only has he been an erratic kicker, but he's had significant weekly downside, making him a tough player to use in what could be a low scoring game against the Vikings in Week 17.

Pefect in limited work

Parkey connected on his only field-goal attempt while adding three extra points in Chicago's Week 15 victory over the Packers.

Analysis: Parkey's field goal was a 24-yard chip shot, giving him six points on the day. He's only had more than two field goals in a game once over his last 11 games, making him a low-ceiling lineup option.

Connects on pair of field goals

Parkey knocked down two of three field-goal attempts while adding an extra point in Chicago's Week 14 victory over the Rams.

Analysis: The missed field goal was Parkey's first in four games, and it kept him from reaching double-digit scoring. He's averaging six points over his last five games, making him a below-average fantasy option.

Nine points in Week 13

Parkey connected on a pair of field goals along with three extra points in Chicago's 30-27 overtime loss to the Giants.

Analysis: Parkey knocked down short field goals of 21 and 36 yards, and he's now been perfect over the last three weeks after having some accuracy issues earlier in the campaign. He's averaging six points over the last four games, and his lack of consistent upside makes him an uninspiring fantasy option.

Tallies five points

Parkey kicked a field goal while adding a pair of extra points in the Bears' 23-16 win over the Lions.

Analysis: For the second week in a row, Chicago opted to go for a two-point conversion early, and that's an obvious concern for a fantasy kicker who's been a borderline starting option all season. Although he's had four double-digit scoring performances this year, he's scored five or fewer points in four of his last seven games, making him a difficult player to trust in fantasy lineups.

Tallies nine points

Parkey connected on three field goals (33, 41 and 48 yards) in the Bears' 25-20 victory over the Vikings on Sunday.

Analysis: After missing four kicks (two extra points and two field goals) last week, Chicago went for two-point conversions after each of its touchdowns in this game. However, when called upon, Parkey was perfect on all three field-goal attempts, so he ended up with his second game with at least nine points over his last three contests. If Chicago continues to attempt two-point conversions after touchdowns, it would significantly limit Parkey's upside.

Will remain kicker

According to head coach Matt Nagy, Parkey will not be replaced after a lackluster performance Sunday, Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun Times reports. "Everybody in this room has had a bad day," Nagy said Monday.

Analysis: Parkey struggled in Sunday's win over the Lions, missing both field-goal attempts as well as two of his four extra-point tries. However, Nagy remains confident in the fifth-year pro, who has spent time with four different teams. Parkey is now 13-for-18 on field-goal attempts this season, which is the third-worst percentage this season for kickers currently on a roster.

Struggles in Sunday victory

Parkey missed both of his field-goal attempts as well as two of his four extra-point chances in Chicago's 34-22 victory over the Lions on Sunday.

Analysis: Parkey was atrocious, hitting the upright on each of his field-goal attempts while ending the game with a season-low two points. With Chicago hoping to be in the hunt for a playoff spot, it's possible that the Bears will begin looking for another kicker, as Parkey has missed four of his last eight field goals. Should he remain on the roster, his recent inaccuracy makes him a tough player to trust in fantasy lineups.

Records 11 points

Parkey connected on a pair of field goals along with five extra points in the Bears' 41-9 victory over the Bills.

Analysis: While scoring 11 points, Parkey posted his second-best performance of the season while breaking a streak of three games with seven points or fewer. With just one game in which he scored fewer than six points, he has emerged as a high-floor option at kicker.

Tallies six points

Parkey converted a field goal and three extra points in Chicago's 24-10 victory over the Jets.

Analysis: Parkey missed one-of-two field-goal attempts, keeping him from having a decent fantasy performance. After being a strong fantasy option over the first-four games of the season, he's now made just two field goals over his last three games, and he's been a below-average performer during that span.

Collects seven points

Parkey connected on his only field-goal attempt while converting four extra points in Chicago's loss to New England.

Analysis: Parkey has been held to fewer than six points just once all season, and he's become a high-floor weekly lineup option.

Tallies four points

Parkey missed his only field-goal attempt -- from 53 yards away -- in Chicago's Week 6 loss to the Dolphins.

Analysis: Although Parkey missed a field goal for just the second time in 11 attempts, he was perfect on four extra-point attempts to keep his fantasy day from being a total loss. This was only the second time this season that he failed to reach double-digit points, so he'll continue to be a solid weekly fantasy option.

Another strong effort

Parkey made a pair of field goals along with six extra-point conversions in Sunday's victory over the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Parkey was very busy as the Bears dropped 48 points on the Bucs, and although the Bears are unlikely to have many offensive explosions like this, he still has reached double-digit scoring in three games, making him a solid weekly fantasy option once the Bears return from their Week 5 bye.

Posts 10 points in Week 3

Parkey connected on three field goals and an extra point in Sunday's victory over the Cardinals.

Analysis: Although Parkey missed his first field goal of the year, he's now scored 10 points in three games to start the season. With the Chicago offense frequently breaking down in scoring range, he could remain a productive weekly fantasy option.

Connects on one field goal

Parkey converted one field goal and three extra-point attempts in Monday's victory over the Seahawks.

Analysis: For the second week in a row, Parkey was on the field four times. However, in Week 1, three of his attempts were field goals. The difference this week was that the Bears finished three drives with touchdowns, resulting in a six-point effort for the kicker. Although the Bears are unlikely to be a high-powered offense this year, there should be enough field-goal attempts to make him a borderline fantasy starter.

Tallies 11 points

Parkey connected on all three of his field-goal attempts while adding a pair of extra-point conversions in Sunday's loss to the Packers.

Analysis: Parkey benefited from the Bears offense breaking down in the red zone, including twice in the second half when the team desperately needed touchdowns. For the first time in what seems like forever, Chicago has the type of offense that should ensure Parkey will be a solid fantasy starter.

Parkey is slated to sign with the Bears, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: After cycling through through Connor Barth, Mike Nugent and Cairo Santos last season, the Bears are clearly looking for stability at the kicker position. Parkey hit 21 of 23 field-goal attempts for the Dolphins in 2017, en route to logging 89 points. Meanwhile, Chicago's kicking committee combined last season to record 74 points while making 16 of 22 attempts. The Bears averaged just 16.5 points per game last year, but it's reasonable to expect the team's offense to improve in Mitchell…read more

Parkey converted 21 of 23 field-goal attempts and 26 of 29 PATs in 2017.

Analysis: Parkey started the year on a high note by nailing a 54-yard, game-winning field goal in the Dolphins' season-opener against the Dolphins in Week 2. However, he proved to be just a middling fantasy option the rest of the way, converting more than two field goals in just one of the remaining 15 contests. His underwhelming production is more a result of the Dolphins' lackluster offense than anything, but he was also only trusted to attempt two kicks from beyond 50 yards all season. Parkey will now…read more

Parkey made field goals from 44 and 28 yards, but missed a 48-yarder in Sunday's 29-13 loss to the Chiefs. He also converted an extra point.

Analysis: Parkey now sports 85 points ahead of Sunday's season finale against the Bills.

Parkey made all three of his field-goal attempts (28, 41 and 26 yards) and his only extra-point try in Sunday's 24-16 loss to the Bills.

Analysis: Parkey's performance gave him a second double-digit outing of this season, with his only other one coming all the way back in Miami's opening contest. Despite sporting just 78 points on the campaign, Parkey has tallied at least seven points in four of his last five appearances.

Parkey made a 37-yard field goal and all four of his extra-point tries en route to seven points in Sunday's 35-9 win over the Broncos.

Analysis: Parkey has now gone four consecutive games without missing a kick, bringing his season total to 59 points.

Parkey made his only field-goal attempt and both of his extra-point tries en route to five points in Sunday's 35-17 loss to the Patriots.

Analysis: Parkey converted from 28 yards on his lone field goal, bringing his record to 12 of 13 this season. In missing three of only 19 extra points, however, he's been limited to 52 total points.

Parkey made both of his field-goal and extra-point attempts en route to eight points in Sunday's 30-20 loss to the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Parkey's scoring output matched his highest since Miami's season opener. Through 10 games, however, he boasts merely 47 points, and Sunday's trip to New England doesn't appear favorable either.