The Green Bay Packers have won five in a row and have a chance to knock their rivals out of the playoffs. The Packers have won three of their last four games on the road. The Packer's offense is putting up 32.6 points and 393.8 yards a game. On the defensive side, they are giving up 23.5 points and 332.5 yards a game. The offense is led by Aaron Rodgers with 4,059 passing yards, to go with 44 touchdowns and five interceptions. Rodgers has thrown three or more touchdown passes in eight of his last 10 games. Receivers, Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling have combined to catch passes for 1,931 receiving yards and 22 touchdowns. As a team, the Packers rush for 135.9 yards a game and are led by Aaron Jones with 1,062 yards and eight touchdowns.

The Chicago Bears need a win to ensure a trip to the playoffs. They can still advance with a loss but would need the Rams to upset the Cardinals. The Bears have lost four of their last six home games. The offense is led by Mitchell Trubisky with 1,803 passing yards, to go with 16 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Receivers, Allen Robinson II and Darnell Mooney have combined to catch passes for 1,751 yards and 10 touchdowns. As a team, the Bears rush for 102.6 yards a game and are led by David Montgomery with 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns. The Bears offense is putting up 23.7 points and 329.7 yards a game. On the defensive side, they are giving up 22.3 points and 346.9 yards a game.

The Chicago Bears have been a different team since Trubisky took over at quarterback for Nick Foles after their bye week. They have now scored 30 or more points in four straight games. The Packers are the better offensive team and their defense has also shown a lot of improvement since the beginning of the season. They have won eight of the last nine meetings against the Bears. This could be the last game for Pace and Nagy with the Bears and I think they will be rooting for the Rams when this one is over.

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