Justin Fields threw two late interceptions and Aaron Rodgers once again sent Bears fans home unhappy with a 28-19 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at Soldier Field. Here's what you need to know:
Three moments that mattered 1. Still owned: The Bears led 16-3 midway through the second quarter, even briefly appearing capable of pulling away. In classic Rodgers fashion, he led the Packers on a 13-play, 75-yard drive, which was capped by him finding Christian Watson for a 14-yard touchdown on fourth down. Yes, he still owns the Bears.
3. Picked: With 2:48 left in the fourth quarter, trailing 20-19 and the Bears driving, Fields threw a costly interception to Jaire Alexander. Was the window too tight? Possibly. But it should be noted that receiver Equanimeous St. Brown clearly had trouble getting out of his break. by signing up you agree to our terms of service 2. Jack attack: It's too difficult to ignore seeing No. 57 in practically any given tackle opportunity and Jack Sanborn is continuing to prove he's a legitimate starting linebacker in this league. By halftime, Sanborn had seven solo tackles and finished with 10 combined tackles, including a critical pass breakup in the fourth quarter.
Three things that didn't 1. Finish: The Bears led the Packers the entire way until the final five minutes. The Watson 46-yard sweep was the culmination of a defense that was showing clear signs of cracking for the entire second half. Fields' second interception was also his worst decision of the afternoon.
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