The Packers beat the Bears 31-7 at Lambeau Field on Sunday as Chicago's offense struggled to move the ball under coach Ben Johnson.
Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent could not get the offense going, and a fourth-quarter switch to Case Keenum did not turn it around. The running game stalled, while no receiver emerged as a reliable option. Johnson said he needed to examine his own preparation and play calls. He credited Green Bay defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon and said Bears mistakes compounded the problems.
The defeat followed a 59-point season opener against the Panthers; Chicago has scored 60 points across its four games since. Before Sunday's game, Green Bay held a moment of silence for former Bears coach Mike Ditka, who died Friday. Bears players wore No. 89 helmet decals, marking the number Ditka wore as a Chicago tight end.
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