Packers chasing postseason berth as they attempt to beat Bears for 10th straight time
The Green Bay Packers can get a wild-card playoff berth if they close the regular season by beating the Chicago Bears for a 10th consecutive time
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The Green Bay Packers can get a wild-card playoff berth if they close the regular season by beating the Chicago Bears for a 10th consecutive time
AGAINST THE SPREAD: Bears 8-6-2; Packers 8-8 SERIES RECORD: Packers lead 106-95-6 LAST MEETING: Packers beat Bears 38-20 in Chicago on Sept. LAST WEEK: Bears won 37-17 at home over Atlanta; Packers won 33-10 at Minnesota. BEARS OFFENSE: OVERALL (17), RUSH (2), PASS (27), SCORING (16) BEARS DEFENSE: OVERALL (12), RUSH (1), RUSH (21), SCORING (20) PACKERS OFFENSE: OVERALL (13), RUSH (15), PASS (17), SCORING (11) PACKERS DEFENSE: OVERALL (21), RUSH (28), RUSH (11), SCORING (14) TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Bears plus-2; Packers plus-1 BEARS PLAYER TO WATCH: QB Justin Fields.
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