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Watch: Highlights From Packers' Victory Over Bears

The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears are battling on Sunday at Soldier Field. If you can't watch the game, we will have the big highlights right here.

Casey Hibbard

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed (11) celebrates his touchdown reception against the Chicago Bears.
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed (11) celebrates his touchdown reception against the Chicago Bears. / Daniel Bartel-Imagn Images
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CHICAGO – The Green Bay Packers, who have won five in a row at Soldier Field, will battle the Chicago Bears, who have lost three in a row overall, on Sunday.

Follow along for all the important highlights.

Packers Win on Blocked Kick

Packers 20 Bears 19 

Karl Brooks Blocks the game winning field goal attempt by the Bears. Packers win!!!

Another Crazy Play for Watson

Christian Watson makes a spectacular diving catch, springs to his feet, and takes it 60 yards. The Packers are in position to take a late lead over the Bears, leaning on their defense to close it out.

Christian Watson for 48

Jordan Love takes a shot downfield to a double-covered Christian Watson, giving him a chance—and Watson delivers. The 48-yard grab puts the Packers in the red zone, setting them up to reclaim the lead.

The Packers deleted the tweet of that highlight; here is how the drive stalled.

D’Andre Swift Shows Off Speed

Bears 19, Packers 14 (00:31 left in the third quarter)

Swift followed his blocks, getting a great one by Braxton Jones, and found a seam that took him 39 yards to the endzone. Chicago would go for two but was unsuccessful. 

Packers Retake the Lead

Packers 14 Bears 13 (6:34 left in the third quarter)

Josh Jacobs finds the end zone with a 7-yard rushing touchdown, marking the 50th of his career, and caps off a drive where he contributed both on the ground and through the air.

The Streak Is Over

Bears 10, Packers 7 (00:07 left in the second quarter)

Chicago finally gets into the end zone after 25 consecutive drives without a touchdown. Roschon Johnson punches it in for a 1-yard rushing touchdown, giving the Bears the lead. 

Bears Pick Off Love In Red Zone

Packers 7, Bears 3 (5:07 left in the second quarter)

The Packers continue to struggle in the red zone as Jordan Love throws another interception, his 11th of the year. Terell Smith picks him off, recording his first career interception.

Defense Brings the Boom

Brenton Cox Jr. gets to Caleb Williams and swallows him up for his first career NFL sack! This is Cox's first game of the season; he is playing following the trade of Preston Smith.

Packers Strike First

Packers 7, Bears 0 (11:15 left in the first quarter)

The Packers waste no time getting on the board as Jordan Love takes advantage of a mistake from the Bears defense, who had 12 men on the field, and fires a bullet right up the seam to Jayden Reed for a 15-yard touchdown pass.

Here is what Tom Brady had to say.

Road Warriors

The Packers have won five in a row at Soldier Field and 13 of their last 14 games. Including this unforgettable game.

The late touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to Randall Cobb provided the decisive points. John Kuhn's block made it possible and Sam Shields' interception clinched the game.

Man of Mystery

The big question on Sunday? Will the Bears’ offense be new and improved following their change at offensive coordinator?

The Bears scored 27 points during their three-game losing streak. The last two weeks, they failed to find the end zone in a 29-9 loss at the Arizona Cardinals and a 19-3 loss at home to the New England Patriots.

With rookie quarterback Caleb Williams having absorbed a league-high 38 sacks, will the new coordinator, Thomas Brown, bring fresh ideas to provide fresh results?

“I could sit here and speculate what they’re going to do, just like you,” Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley said. “Do they run more quick game? Do they run more screens? Do they just check the ball down? I mean, I don’t know. We’ve got to go out and play our defense and react and be aggressive.

“We’ve just got to go play and then we’ve got to react and we’ve got to adjust right from the first series to the last, (and) we’ve got to coach. But, to be honest with you, every game’s like that.”

Hafley spent the bye getting ready for Shane Waldron’s offense. How much of that preparation will go out the window is anyone’s guess.

Along with the coordinator change, the Bears’ starting offensive tackles, Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright, should be back in the lineup. Their presence, obviously, will help keep Williams on his feet as much as any wrinkles brought by Brown.

“The quarterback’s a good player,” Hafley said. “He’s made a lot of good plays. You turn on some of the games, like the Jacksonville game, I thought he did a really good job. He’s tough, he’s taking shots, he’s elusive, he can throw the ball down the field. I’ve seen times when he’s come across the board and hit the backside read.

“And he’s got good wide receivers and they’ve got a really good running back, and they’re 4-1 at home. This is a team a couple of weeks ago, everybody was talking about winning the division or being right in the thick of things in the division, so this isn’t one anybody’s going to take lightly at all.”

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Casey Hibbard
CASEY HIBBARD

I am a student at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, set to graduate in 2026 with a degree in communications, emphasizing sports communication and journalism. Growing up in the small town of Two Rivers, Wis., sports have always been a huge part of my life. I've been a three-sport athlete for as long as I can remember, and working in sports has been a lifelong goal. Last year, I joined the Green Bay Blizzard of the Indoor Football League as their color commenator while writing pregame and postgame reports.