A big-time effort from the stars on the Green Bay Packers offense and a few huge plays from Jeff Hafley's defense helped Matt LaFleur's team beat the Chicago Bears and take over first place in the NFC North at Lambeau Field on Sunday.

The Chicago Bears lost 21-28 to the Green Bay Packers Sunday at Lambeau Field. Caleb Williams threw an end zone interception in a comeback attempt.

Well, it means Lions fans should be rooting for the Packers to sweep the Bears and beat them again in two weeks to bolster their playoff odds.

The Chicago Bears -Green Bay Packers bad blood in the NFL's oldest rivalry goes back more than 100 years, and now it's getting a fresh injection of energy from Johnson and Matt LaFleur. When Johnson was introduced as Bears' head coach last January, he swerved to take a swipe at the Packers' head coach.

Detroit Lions chances to make the 2025 NFC playoffs went down slightly after Green Bay Packers win over Chicago Bears, but there is good news, too.

With bated breath and a sense of cautious optimism, Bears fans braved the biting cold to descend on Chicago sports bars yesterday and see their team take on the Green Bay Packers — a game that would end in a loss of the NFC North division lead for the Bears but still leave them in a strong playoff position during a surprising first winning season since 2018.

The Green Bay Packers improved to 9-3-1 after beating the Chicago Bears in Week 14 in the latest installment of the best rivalry in football. The win moved the Packers to first place in the NFC North and second place in the NFC.