The Green Bay Packers lost much more than the game to the Chicago Bears in their crucial divisional matchup Saturday night. This Jordan Love injury wasn’t the only major loss of the evening.
CHICAGO – For the better part of 58 minutes, the Green Bay Packers were the superior team on Saturday night against the Chicago Bears. And then they let it all – including the NFC North lead – slip through their fingers.
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The Green Bay Packers led by 10 points with 1:59 left but saw that lead slip away and lost to the Chicago Bears in overtime 22-16. The Packers lost quarterback Jordan Love to a concussion in the second quarter.
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The Green Bay Packers absolutely took quite some blows on Saturday night against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field in Chicago. Not only did Matt LaFleur’s team lose in heartbreaking fashion, 22-16, but they also saw quarterback Jordan Love suffer a head injury in the first half that forced him to miss the remainder of the game.
The Green Bay Packers looked like they were on their way to bagging another win at the expense of the Chicago Bears on Saturday night at Soldier Field in Chicago– until they weren’t.
Had Saturday’s game against the Chicago Bears been 58 minutes long, the report card would likely look drastically different than it does. Green Bay was dominant for most of the game even with its backup quarterback on the field for the better part of three quarters.
It was the kind of loss that keeps coaches awake at night, but Matt LaFleur refused to let the collapse define his team’s effort. Following the Green Bay Packers’ stunning 22-16 overtime loss to the Chicago Bears on Saturday, LaFleur struck a tone of resilience rather than anger.
Caleb Williams hit DJ Moore with a 46-yard touchdown pass in overtime as the Chicago Bears overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit for a 22-16 victory over the visiting Green Bay Packers on Saturday night, securing their hold on first place in the NFC North.
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The Green Bay Packers marched into Soldier Field in the same exact place they were two weeks ago when they faced the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field. They were looking up at the Bears in the NFC North, and they needed a win.
The Green Bay Packers’ rivalry clash with the Chicago Bears on Saturday night came with a heavy price. According to ESPN insider Adam Schefter, Packers tight end John FitzPatrick suffered an Achilles injury during the contest and had to be carted off the field.
CHICAGO – The Green Bay Packers, with first place in the NFC North in their hands, let it all slip away. The Bears overcame a 16-6 deficit in the final minutes of the fourth quarter to force overtime, then shocked the Packers 22-16 on Caleb Williams’ 46-yard bomb to D.J.
The Green Bay Packers were as close as you possibly can from an impossible win over the Chicago Bears due to the circumstances, but special teams had to be on the way once again.
Malik Willis was thrown into the action on Saturday as the Green Bay Packers took on the Chicago Bears in a pivotal divisional matchup. Willis entered the game in the second quarter after starting quarterback Jordan Love was forced to exit due to a head injury.
The Green Bay Packers could take the lead in the NFC North with a win over the Chicago Bears on Saturday. Already missing Micah Parsons, the Packers lost Jordan Love to a concussion early in the Week 16 matchup with Chicago.
Midway through the second quarter, Bears defensive end Austin Booker delivered a hit on Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love for the second time in the game.
The Green Bay Packers have to be at least somewhat concerned that quarterback Jordan Love had to leave Saturday's game against the Chicago Bears with a concussion after taking a big hit to the helmet from Austin Booker.
The Green Bay Packers are coming off a tough 34-26 loss to the Denver Broncos last week. Worse than the loss, though, was star defensive end Micah Parsons suffering a torn ACL.
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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is officially listed as questionable for Saturday night’s massive divisional showdown against the Chicago Bears.
The Packers lost their best defensive player, and arguably one of the best defensive players in the NFL, on Sunday against the Broncos. So, how can the Packers win without Micah Parsons?
After Sunday’s loss in Denver, the Packers fell from the #2 seed in the NFC all the way to the #7 seed. To make matters worse, Green Bay lost Micah Parsons for the remainder of the season to a torn ACL, Christian Watson to a chest/shoulder injury, Zach Tom to a knee injury, and Evan Williams to a sprained knee.