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 Chicago Bears entered Week 14 riding a wave of momentum, but their surge hit a wall at Lambeau Field. Chicago’s 28-21 loss to the Green Bay Packers (9-3-1) not only cost them sole possession of first place in the NFC North, but also dropped them back into a crowded NFC playoff picture.
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After managing to secure their first 9+ win season since 2018, Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears now find themselves firmly in the middle of one of the more grueling end-of-season stretches in the NFL.
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.
There was no love lost on Sunday between Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson and his Green Bay Packers counterpart Matt LaFleur. The two had faced off several times before when Johnson was still the offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions.
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.
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The Chicago Bears lost on the field Sunday afternoon, and they lost even more in the standings. Head coach Ben Johnson's team entered the NFC North showdown against the Green Bay Packers as both the division leader and No.
The Chicago Bears' winning streak ended at five games after bowing to archrivals Green Bay Packers in their Week 14 showdown on Sunday. Chicago played catch-up throughout the contest after falling behind 14-3 in the first half.
The Chicago Bears had a chance to tie the game with under 30 seconds remaining, but an interception from Caleb Williams to Green Bay Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon sealed a defeat.
Well, at least they came back and made it a game, right? The Bears battled back in the second half but ultimately couldn’t pull off the comeback win over Green Bay, falling 28-21. But it wasn’t all bad.
First-year head coach Ben Johnson poked the bear during his introductory press conference when he took a shot at Green Bay Packers head coach Matt Lafleur, the Chicago Bears paid for it on Sunday.
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.
The Chicago Bears are riding high, sitting pretty atop the NFC North (and the entire conference, if you can believe it) with a 9-3 record. But the football gods, in their infinite and often cruel wisdom, have decided to throw a wrench in the works just days before the biggest game of the year.
The Chicago Bears officially ruled out three players for Week 14, including WR Rome Odunze, DB Tyrique Stevenson, and LB Ruben Hyppolite. Odunze, 23, was a standout at Washington, earning consensus All-American honors in 2023.