Takeaways From the Packers’ Road Upset in Chicago

Sports Illustrated 2019-09-06

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The Green Bay Packers edged the Chicago Bears 10-3 Thursday night to open the NFL season. Even though quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for only 203 yards and a TD, the Packers defense shut down the Bears with five sacks and an interception. SI Now’s R
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