The Green Bay Packers will try to put two heartbreaking losses to their longtime division rivals in the rearview mirror on Sunday when the Chicago Bears come to Lambeau Field for a noon kickoff.
The Packers won the game 17-14 over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday afternoon, but suffered another significant loss on the injury front. The Packers were able to run the ball better on Sunday with 86 rushing yards, led by Kaleb Johnson's 42 yards and Chris Brooks' 30 yards. Love was 22-30 for 197 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. The win was overshadowed by Edgerrin Cooper's injury, who may now be out for the season with a torn Achilles.
The Bears have been bitten by the injury bug too, but head coach Ben Johnson has not had his offense slow down since Caleb Williams suffered a hamstring pull three games ago. In the time since, Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent have been able to lead the Bears to victories over the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets, improving to 3-1.
Last year, the Bears dropped the game at Lambeau before posting two double-digit comeback victories over the Packers at Soldier Field, including in last year's NFC Wild Card Game.
