Jordan Love throws for 367 and two Christian Watson TDs as Packers rout Bears 31–7
- Final: Chicago Bears 7, Green Bay Packers 31
- Where: Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
- When: Sunday, October 11, 2026
- League: NFL
The Packers turned the latest chapter of the NFL's oldest rivalry into a one-sided afternoon, beating the Bears 31–7 at Lambeau Field. It was 14–7 just before halftime, and then Green Bay scored the last 17 points while Chicago kept handing the ball back.
Jordan Love was close to perfect: 25 of 31 for 367 yards and two touchdowns, both to Christian Watson. The first was a 42-yard strike late in the first quarter. The second, a 53-yarder on the opening drive of the third quarter, pushed the lead to 20–7 even after the extra point missed. Watson finished with six catches for 143 yards, and Matthew Golden added six grabs for 123 more.
MarShawn Lloyd handled the short stuff with a 7-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter and a 4-yard score to open the fourth, and Love hit Golden on the two-point try to make it 31–7. Trey Smack chipped in a 35-yard field goal. Chicago's only touchdown was a 1-yard D'Andre Swift run with 1:53 left in the first half.
The real story was the giveaways. The Bears turned it over five times: three interceptions and two lost fumbles. Xavier McKinney picked off two passes himself and Ty'Ron Hopper added another. Chicago played two quarterbacks, Case Keenum (11 of 19, 108 yards) and Tyson Bagent (12 of 21, 87 yards), and neither threw a touchdown. Green Bay outgained Chicago 428 to 246.
The AI's take: this wasn't a rivalry game, it was a field trip. Whether Green Bay is truly back or Chicago simply gave it away is the question for next week.
There was no CoorsKnows house pick on this game, so the house record stays at 51–55–2.
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