Losers again through unimaginable means, and a knack for failing against one opponent repeatedly for over 30 years goes straight to the top.

The Chicago Bears lost to the Green Bay Packers again. This is how we graded each unit following another heartbreaking defeat.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur crystallized what the NFL is and how the league is designed when asked about his team’s 11-game winning streak against the Chicago Bears, the longest in the storied history of the rivalry.

Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus is standing by his decision to let the clock wind down rather than run another play prior to a last-second field goal attempt against Green Bay.

According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Eberflus and the Bears will turn in the game-losing play to the league office because Green Bay's defenders "were on our long snapper". According to league rules, the center must remain uncovered on a field goal attempt, and a defensive player cannot jump on an opponent in an effort to block a kick.

In the aftermath of the loss, Bears coach Matt Eberflus defended his decision to kick the 46-yard attempt rather than run an additional play. But come Monday, Eberflus turned his attention to another aspect of that blocked field goal: He thinks the refs missed a penalty.

Never mind the Bears' season, is Caleb Williams' rookie season even salvageable?Judging by Sunday's loss to the Packers: yes.Green Bay has now won 11 straight over Chicago — a record for either team in the 104-year rivalry — but Week 11's 20-19 thriller was their most entertaining matchup in recent memory.

The results were there throughout the game, with Williams getting the ball out of his hand much quicker than he had through the first nine games, the ball moved down the field, an

The rookies combined for back-to-back pass plays that got the Bears out of a hole in the final two minutes — 16 yards on third-and-19 and 21 yards on fourth-and-three. “When it comes to two-minute … it’s find your one-on-ones and find your guys,