It’s Packers week, but let’s be real, the Green Bay squad sitting at 2-2 looks more like a team teetering on 0-4, a sneeze away from disaster. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears are rolling, snagging two straight wins with two different backup quarterbacks and just throwing down a dominant performance against the New York Jets. Matt Spiegel from The Score isn’t pulling any punches either, flat out saying the Bears are “unequivocally better than the Packers.”
The Bears Are Red Hot, Even With Backups
Who saw this coming? Winning two straight, even swapping out backup QBs, that’s clutch. The beatdown they put on the Jets? That was straight-up dominant. Spiegel isn’t wrong when he says they’re playing well. And honestly, Ben Johnson proving he’s one of the best offensive minds in football while even trolling the media? That’s just icing on the cake. Plus, the defense? Dennis Allen’s got those guys playing some surprising football, leading the charge and making things happen. The podcast is diving deep into all this, and it sounds like there’s plenty to chew on.
Green Bay Is Searching for Answers, and It’s Not Pretty
Then you look at the Packers. Yeah, they’re 2-2, but anyone who has watched this team knows they are nowhere near clicking. Spiegel’s not sugarcoating it: they’re a “sneeze away from 0-4.” That’s rough, especially when it’s “Packers week” and everyone’s looking for some classic rivalry fire. But right now, Green Bay is just searching for answers, and it doesn’t seem like they’ve found any on the field. They’re definitely not clicking.
So what does this all mean for this huge matchup? The Bears are clearly feeling themselves, riding that momentum. There’s even chatter about them making a move at the deadline, with whispers about adding someone like Khalil Mack. For the Packers, this isn’t just another game; it’s a chance to show they aren’t truly on the brink. But based on how these teams are playing right now, it’s pretty clear who’s got the edge.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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