What do the Bears playoff hopes look like after loss to Packers?
The loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday gave Chicago a 4-6 overall record as they sit last in the NFC North with seven games remaining. The team has already fired its offensive coordinator and dealt with inconsistency on offense all season long, but somehow, the Bears still are in the playoff picture. Even if it's quite a reach.
Stars, studs and duds from Packers' Week 11 win over Bears
Here are the stars, studs and duds from the Packers’ Week 11 win over the Bears: DL Karl Brooks: His blocked field goal could be a season-altering play. With an 0-3 start in the NFC North a real possibility, Brooks beat a block and got just enough of Cairo Santos’ field goal attempt to avert disaster.
Despite the gut-wrenching loss to the Green Bay Packers this past Sunday, quarterback Caleb Williams was the biggest positive ...
The Packers defeated the Bears in Week 11 but that isn't stopping Chicago from crying foul about the blocked field goal that ...
From Chester Marcol to Walter Payton to Instant Replay to Karl Brooks, the Packers and Bears have played some doozies in the ...
The Chicago Bears gave the Green Bay Packers all they could handle, but the Packers pulled out a miracle in the 207th meeting ...
Coming into the game, much was made regarding the change of offensive coordinator with Shane Waldron being fired and Thomas Brown taking his place. The offense looked much different in the loss to the ...
Brad Biggs, who covers the Bears for the Chicago Tribune, gives insight into Chicago ahead of the Green Bay Packers Week 11 ...
Take a closer cinematic look at how the Green Bay Packers came away from Week 11 with a thrilling victory over the Chicago ...
Since the arrival of Montez Sweat, the Bears hadn't been hurting for a pass rush. Coach Matt Eberflus made it apparent on Monday the overall pass rush has been ...
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