For much of the Chicago Bears' 22-16 win over the Green Bay Packers, it looked like the Bears were about to blow it in an almost predictable fashion, as they have so often against these annoying nemeses.
You literally could not make this unfathomable insanity up. In one of the wildest, most dramatic games in the Chicago Bears' 106-year history, quarterback Caleb Williams threw a pass over Green Bay Packers' cornerback Keisean Nixon for a touchdown to win it in overtime.
If you have watched the Chicago Bears play their neighbors to the north over the last two decades, you know the script. You know the feeling in the pit of your stomach.
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The Chicago Bears just had arguably the biggest win this franchise has had since Super Bowl XX. And, no, that isn't hyperbole. Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears rose from the dead in the fourth quarter to recover an onside kick, force overtime, and put the nail in the Packers' coffin, 22-16.
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.
After a week of watching the injury reports closely for both the Bears and Packers, there is only one real surprise. It's a Packers player. Running back Josh Jacobs faces the Bears after missing every practice this week with a knee and an ankle injury.
The Chicago Bears knew Thursday they would be down to key wide receivers against the Green Bay Packers in Week 16. Rome Odunze (foot) and Luther Burden III (ankle) will miss Saturday night’s game against the Packers.
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The Chicago Bears are set to face off against the Green Bay Packers tonight in a massive NFC North rivalry showdown at Soldier Field. Entering tonight’s game, the Bears hold the top spot in the NFC North division race.
One of the first players acquired by the Bears after Ben Johnson took over as coach is finally going to get his chance to contribute. Maurice Alexander,
The Bears announced the activation of LB Tremaine Edmunds from injured reserve, along with the elevation of WR Maurice Alexander, ahead of Week 16. Edmunds, 27, was drafted by the Bills in the first round out of Virginia Tech in 2018.
Later tonight, the Chicago Bears will square off against the Green Bay Packers once again, this time at Soldier Field, with the top spot in the NFC North on the line.
With Week 16 already here and just three weeks remaining in the NFL Regular Season, the Chicago Bears effectively control their playoff destiny with the games left on their schedule.
Bears' running back D'Andre Swift was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday with a groin injury. He was listed as questionable for tonight's game against the Packers.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is officially listed as questionable for Saturday night’s massive divisional showdown against the Chicago Bears.
Some numbers say Caleb Williams has actually regressed, others say he has improved. Williams has reached a point in his Year 2 success where he doesn't seem to care about statistics and on Saturday night he's hoping to go with the bottom-line answer to all of those who question his progress.
Set for a crucial meeting with the NFC North rival Packers on Saturday, the Bears could see one of their most important defenders return from IR. They’re planning to activate linebacker Tremaine Edmunds before the game, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.
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Rome Odunze has been dealing with a foot injury since late October. The second-year receiver will miss Week 16, and a longer absence is being considered by the Bears.
The Green Bay Packers have lost defensive end Micah Parsons to a season-ending ACL tear, but the Chicago Bears will also be short-handed in Saturday's game.
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