But not this week because this week they’re playing the Packers, the biggest rivalry game in franchise history, and the Bears have an opportunity to clinch their first NFC North title since 2010. It will be worth watching to see if a Bears’ defense that dismantled the explosive Rams offense can do the same against long-time nemesis Aaron Rodgers. In his last 12 games against the Bears, Rodgers is 11-1 and has thrown 36 TD passes and just three interceptions. “Obviously they've had the head coaching change, but they're continuing to do what they do,” Bears coach Matt Nagy said. It will be worth watching to see if Nagy scales back the game plan accordingly and asks Trubisky to become more of a game manager.

Source: Daily Sun December 16, 2018 14:03 UTC