Packers Extend Dominance Over Bears with Dramatic Last-Second Block
TL;DR
The Chicago Bears extended their losing streak against the Green Bay Packers to 11 games with a heartbreaking 20-19 loss. Despite a promising drive led by rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, poor clock management left the Bears with only a 46-yard field goal attempt, which was blocked as time expired. Williams had an impressive performance with 231 passing yards and 70 rushing yards, but the Bears' inability to capitalize on their final possession resulted in their fourth consecutive loss, dropping their record to 4-6.
- The Bears lost to the Packers for the 11th straight time, and Sunday's defeat was the worst one yet NBC News
- Bears' Matt Eberflus defends decision to run clock before kick ESPN
- Bernstein: This is torture 670 The Score
- Packers block FG as time runs out, hang on to beat Bears for 11th straight time Yahoo Sports
- Key to the game: Karl Brooks’ block was preparation personified Packers.com
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