Trubisky And Bears Fall To Packers For Fifth Straight Loss
Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes and the Green Bay Packers beat the slumping Chicago Bears on Sunday night to pad their NFC North lead.
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Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes and the Green Bay Packers beat the slumping Chicago Bears on Sunday night to pad their NFC North lead.
With the Bears' offensive line decimated by injuries and poor play, Trubisky's mobility could give him an advantage against Foles the rest of the season even when both are healthy.
With the surging Vikings and the fading Bears, the NFC North playoff race bound to get tighter in the second half of the season.
In Week 4 in the NFC North, the undefeated Bears and Packers look to keep their winning streaks alive, while the winless Vikings look to turn their season around.
It was too little too late for the Bears as they lost to the Green Bay Packers Sunday, and that also goes for the season.
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"He knows the type of players we have here. Also the type of guys we have on defense. He knows our strengths and also our weaknesses."
The Monsters of the Midway showed up for the NFL's season opener. They were wearing gold, green and white.
The Bears were the first to score in their inaugural game of the NFL's centennial season against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday evening – with a field goal.
Finally, the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers open the NFL season tonight.
The NFL has turned Grant Park into football fantasy land to kick off the league's 100th season as the Chicago Bears prepare to host the Green Bay Packers in the season opener at Soldier Field on Thursday night.
Retired Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher teamed up with former Green Bay rival Jordy Nelson at Naval Station Great Lakes this week.
In celebration of both the NFL and the Chicago Bears 100th seasons, the "2019 NFL Kickoff Experience" is coming to Grant Park Thursday.
The Chicago Bears play host to the Green Bay Packers to kick off the NFL's 100th season on Thursday. It is one of the most storied rivalries in professional sports.
Practicing indoors didn't it a damper on the Bears' excitement for their highly-anticipated season opener with the arch rival Green Bay Packers this coming Saturday.
In January 2011, they faced off for the NFC title and a trip to the Super Bowl. Aaron Rodgers and a staunch defense silenced Soldier Field, building a 14-0 lead and 21-7 lead and won their third successive road game in the postseason. Two weeks later, the wild-card Packers beat Pittsburgh for, appropriately, the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
"It was just adding so much extra time and I was thinking in the back of my head if this isn't a regular season game, I can't imagine what its going to be like when were playing the Packers."
"Bart was a true gentleman, a great player and a great pioneer for the NFL. He set a tremendous example for all QBs to emulate."
The Bears (10-4) secured their first playoff appearance since the 2010 team won the NFC North.
The Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, resident argues the Bears' rule prohibiting fans from wearing opposing team gear on the sidelines violates his rights to free speech.
