Bears Lose to Packers Amid Coaching Changes

The Chicago Bears narrowly lost to the Green Bay Packers 20-19 after a blocked field goal by Packers' Karl Brooks, despite rookie quarterback Caleb Williams leading a promising final drive. Williams credited new offensive coordinator Thomas Brown for an improved offensive strategy, which saw the Bears gain 113 yards more than their season average. The Bears' defense showed moments of strength, with Terell Smith securing a crucial interception, but overall inconsistencies and coaching decisions were costly. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers, led by coach Matt LaFleur, expressed satisfaction with the win despite acknowledging it wasn't their best performance. In contrast, the Cincinnati Bengals, led by standout Joe Burrow, continue to struggle with a 4-7 record despite strong individual player performances, highlighting the frustration of teams unable to convert talent into wins. The Bears' season continues to show signs of internal strife and pressure on head coach Matt Eberflus to turn around a four-game losing streak.