In any win or loss, there will be statistics that give you pause—for good reasons and bad ones. For example, Chicago’s first-half struggles were reflected in a bunch of numbers: 32 passing yards from Caleb Williams.
Despite a horrendous start to the 211th meeting between the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers, the Bears very nearly pulled out a win. A listless first half turned into a torrent of offensive production in the second half, but Chicago's late-game magic that has delivered five wins this season finally wore out.
Surprisingly, the sun came up in Chicago Monday morning. It also shed new light on the Bears' final, fatal play in Sunday's excruciating loss to the Green Bay Packers.
The Bears may have suffered a heartbreaking 28-21 loss against the Packers yesterday, but they did a great job of bottling up Josh Jacobs throughout the game.
The Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers matchup in Week 14 had playoff football written all over it and was one of the more eventful games this rivalry has seen in years and it's clear after the game that similar outcomes will be a staple moving forward.
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The result wasn’t what Chicago Bears fans wanted on Sunday afternoon, with the Bears falling 28-21 to the Green Bay Packers despite a furious second-half rally.
With all of the hype going into Sunday's game between the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers with the top spot in the NFC North up for grabs, the two teams absolutely delivered in Week 14.
The Chicago Bears had a late but impactful loss heading into last Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers when nickel cornerback Kyler Gordon was ruled out after inactives were released after suffering a groin injury prior to kickoff.
Shortly after the Bears introduced Johnson as their new HC in January 2025, he joked that he "kinda enjoyed beating" LaFleur "twice a year" when Johnson served as OC of the Detroit Lions.
The Green Bay Packers got a huge win in Week 14. Green Bay defeated Chicago 28-21 and took over first place in the NFC North standings with just a few weeks before the playoffs.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
There were enough mistakes made on all sides by the Bears to allow Green Bay to escape with a 28-21 win Sunday at Lambeau Field. Whether it was Cairo Santos'
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson got his first taste of the Bears-Packers rivalry on Sunday and while the team came up just short at the end, Chicago proved they can hang and that they belong in the conversation among the top teams in the NFC.
Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears had a massive opportunity to take a chokehold on the NFC North division on Sunday afternoon against the Green Bay Packers.
The Chicago Bears had the five-game win streak come to a close in disappointing fashion against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday but the team proved they're a few plays away from truly contending against a top caliber NFC opponent, a week removed from dominating in Philadelphia.
Despite a strong second half and Ben Johnson's creative play-calling, the Bears couldn't get past the Packers and are no longer in control of the NFC North.
Some losses linger longer than others. For the Chicago Bears, Sunday’s 28–21 defeat at the hands of the Green Bay Packers will sit heavy for a long time.
The Chicago Bears went into the weekend with tough news after ruling out wide receiver Rome Odunze with a foot injury that was later revealed to be a stress fracture that could potentially sideline him for multiple weeks.
The more Bears coach Ben Johnson kept saying it didn’t matter, the more he convinced everyone it made a huge difference not having slot cornerback Kyler Gordon available for his third game of the season in Sunday’s Bears loss.
The Bears fell to the Packers 28-21 after a last-second interception by Green Bay sealed the deal in the end zone. Like so many other losses to their heated division rival, it was a heartbreaking way to close out the game.
The failed comeback led by Caleb Williams could ultimately come back to haunt the Bears should they wind up entirely out of the playoffs. If it happens, they could blame irony.
Once again, the Chicago Bears are facing questions about clock management in a heartbreaking loss. Bears coach Ben Johnson’s clock management was questioned after Chicago lost 28-21 to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisc.
Per Kevin Fishbain, Bears CB Kyler Gordon was ruled out from Sunday’s game against the Packers after suffering a groin injury in pre-game warmups. Gordon, 25, is a former second-round pick by the Bears in the 2022 NFL Draft out of Washington.
The Bears announced three roster moves ahead of Week 14, including the elevation of LB Jalen Reeves-Maybin from the practice squad. The team also signed OL Jordan McFadden to the active roster and waived LB Carl Jones Jr.