As a fan of over 50 years the Bears are the biggest rivalry because of all the bitter history between the two. The games played in the 60s through the 80s were some of the most violent and nasty games played. It has tapered off some due to the Bears lack of recent success, but those old memories don’t go away. That’s why Rodgers made such a big deal of owning the Bears, he understood it. The Vikings are next and the Lions are way down the list. I know Lions fans will balk at this, but you have to have success for an extended period of time before they enter the conversation
The rivalry is over with Chicago and has been for years. What have they done in the last 20 years against GB? Everybody chalks this up as an automatic win so their is zero intrigue. I mean if you lose every time against an opponent where is the rivalry? Geographics mean nothing.
@@joer1678 its a border rivalry. Same way brewers cubs is despite Milwaukee only being in the NL Central for 25 years. Bears packers is also a historic rivalry. My dad is 65 and largely hates the bears due to the 1980s Other than that this rivalry is flat. Vikings have been a much bigger thorn in the packers side over the Favre and Rodgers eras. The metrodome was a house of horrors for years. Younger generations don’t care what Halas and Lombardi did. It’s so one sided since 1994 it’s not really even a rivalry. The rest of the nation is bored when packers/bears play on Sunday or Monday Night. Its purely a fan rivalry as Wisconsin and Chicago absolutely hate each other in all sports
@ I was giving the perspective of someone like your dads age which I am. All of my buddies still enjoy beating the Bears most in spite of the recent dominance. More reasons are the Packers have won the most games, the Bears are next, the Packer have won the most championships, the Bears next, the Bears have the most Hall of Fame players, the Packers next. While the Vikings have had more success recently, they’ve never won a championship. Plus there’s even a Packer song targeted at the Bears. But to each his own
@@curthennig9448 I mean it's not much of a heated rivalry at the moment but it's not really fair to say it's over. The players of both teams still clearly despise each other. All it would take is a single year of the Bears not being dysfunctional for it to be renewed. Not to mention Bears fans would get way more satisfaction beating the Packers than ANYONE else, even if the Packers don't currently view them as a threat.
Im a packer fan in chicago and believe me the hate is very much still here. The smack talk 😂😂😂 its very much still here. And when the bears do have a good team it will buzz everywhere . Again this is my opinion
“Who do the packers like beating up on the most, we’re not on the list”, don’t worry the older generation hates you the most, especially because of moss mooning the crowd, but as a younger person, the list of packers top 4 rivals in order are bears, queens, cowgirls, and 49ers
As a Packers fan, I didn't give a crap about Moss fake mooning the crowd lol. It was funny at the time, especially given the context that fans mooned the players on the Vikings bus when they showed up to the stadium.
Jordan Love took all of the first team Wednesday practice reps for the first time since the week leading up to Brazil Its a whole new second half for Green bay. No excuses.
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NFL owners are very rich people, that rarely translates to really nice people. The Bears will be desperate this weekend and I think it will be close for much of the game. Thomas Browne, like Shane Waldron, is from the Sean McVay school of offense. He was with the Rams for 3 seasons before going to Carolina last year. Great show. Thanks.
Packers fan here: We hate the bears because of the ancient rivalry We hate the Vikings for always taking our ex-players We hate the Lions because they’re dirty on the field. You’re all disliked
True... even the Lions see the Bears as a bigger rival. Lions have played the Bears and Packers for over 100 years. Vikings are 100% the little brother of the Division.
Losing momentum is usually a combination of key injuries and losing the locker room. The Packers have turned multiple seasons around over the years so it's not necessarily inevitable.
The part about being kinda jealous of the Packers Bears rivalry reminds me of something my professor said. We live in Brazil and when it comes to soccer, our biggest rival is Argentina. But one time he was in Argentina and there was a game where Brazil won and seeing as how soccer rivalries are taken very seriously here(sometimes way too seriously), he was somewhat afraid that there would be some form of retaliation. But oddly there was nothing of the sorts, so curious he asked a local who basically said something along the lines of “well it stings to lose, but at least it wasn’t to Uruguayan.” and he felt sort of betrayed, like a “my whole life has been a lie” and when he told this story to my class I couldn’t help be feel the same despite not caring for soccer at all…
My understanding is the British expect Germans to want revenge for 1966 and get annoyed to learn Germans do not care at all. They want to crush the Netherlands.
disagree. The Vikings have been the biggest Packer rival for the past 25 years. A win over the Bears is always a treat because Chicago radio bleeds into the Metro Milwaukee and we get to hear them freak out after every loss.
Have you heard of internet radio Charlie Paddle Bearpaw? Packers biggest rival in the last 25 years is definitely the 49’s. They have been our Achilles heel for several decades. We easily beat the Bears, Vikings, Lions, Cowboys about 75% of the time over the last several decades. But the 49’s when it counts? They have owned us.
A lot of the teams in the NFL struggle to develop QBs, and a lot of it has to do with the impatience of the people up top, and the belief that you have to win with a QB on a rookie deal. Teams think that sitting a rookie QB takes away a year of their playoff window, the coaches tend to be on the hot seat so they rush the QBs out early to try and keep their jobs, and then rather than develop them try to scheme the offense to hide the flaws in their game. People see players like Stroud and Jayden Daniels and think any talented QB should be able to do the same, even if the system they had in college is different from the NFL. It takes time and experience for QBs to adjust, and defenses are sharp and quick to adapt in the NFL. Once someone figures out how to slow down or stop a QB everyone does it, and that's where the lack of development comes into play. Caleb would likely be far better sitting behind a veteran QB for at least half the season if not the entire season, but Eberflus can't do that because in the meantime he's being fired and it's the next guy who gets to reap the benefits of Caleb's skills.
I don’t firing eberflus is the answer, his defense has been playing well All year. They just need to find the right offensive coordinator to help develop Caleb willams
Don't know if you read all these but, greenbay fan here started following last year, but I am like you with the packers where I dislike the vikings the most, I live in SD these is mostly vikings fans here like 90% of poeple here. But love the snow i only follow you guys and tom grosse.
Not that I agree with Jack, but he’s on to something with the Chicago influence. As a Memphian, we saw it in real time with Ja Morant and the grizzlies 🥴
I feel sorry for Caleb. There is no worse team to go to as a QB prospect than the Chicago Bears. I still contend that if Patrick Mahomes had gone to Chicago, he would have been a bust. They've ruined so many promising recruits that have gone there and received no development or training. Time will be the ultimate judge, but Caleb looks to be going in the wrong direction.
Bears have not been a rivalry in 30+ years. Since Favre, GB has owned Chicago. The Vikings have been the Packers only true division rival during my lifetime and I am 33.
I believe that Dat Bear died done dead due to that Hail Mary play. That dead Bear got run over the past couple weeks and I expect that to continue in the 3 game stretch against the North.
If JL10 is Healthy, I don't mean healthy enough to play, but, HEALTHY and can get under center and move around, I think he and the offense gets back on track. But they have to eliminate pre snap penalties and CATCHING the ball. Getting a healthy JA23 and EV33 back on D, will be key too. GO PACK GO! Yes, Packers vs Bears IS the best rivalry. Packers vs Vikings is next.
Chicago is fine if you don’t have to drive around but I find leaving there or coming. There is a pain in the butt. San Francisco used to be 30 years ago. Minnenoplace is ok in the summer. Boston is great people are a little rough around the edges , New York’s great to walk Florida sucks Texas he might just fly over unless you’re going to Austin and that better be in the spring because that state is too hot for seven months out of the year and rainy and tornadoes
What are you guys saying, the Lions are the 5th oldest frnchise in the NFL and has mulitple championships before they rebranded to the SB. how many Championships do the Vikes have?
Big cities like Chicago dont need good teams because their local economies dont depend on it. Their are enough people who will show up to a big city game because its something to do. So long as the money rakes in without accountability for a strong roster, they'll keep cranking out bad teams.
Caleb needs an adult in the coaching room and until there is someone who can sit him down and tell him the WHY and HOW. He will struggle. Having a defensive HC with a jittery QB won't work
When a coach gets fired, & all the players are talking shit, it shows you that there's something majorly wrong with the leadership of that organization. That doesn't happen in places with good leadership in place.
I'm not sure the split ownership with the Bears helps the organization. Too many cooks in the kitchen so to speak, I'm not sure they ever actually are on the same page and are consistently settling. This coming from a Packers fan.
I feel the packers will be okay even if they lose this one. Lions, Vikings and bears again, minimum 2 wins I see there. Dolphins, saints, Seahawks all looking like they’re going to end up missing the playoffs, niners are banged up and struggling to be themselves all year long. The packers dropped 1 to the eagles, 1 to the lions and 1 to the Vikings, all very winnable games for them and that’s the top of the NFC.
@@roydied15 Further thought: team is now at a crossroads. Either they come out focused, stomp the hapless Bears and finish strong going into the playoffs, or the penalties, dropped passes and interceptions continue and the GB season is a bust.
Packers are 2-3 after the bye under MLF-too little data to say anything one way or another. Any team can beat any other team in the NFL. Football is a high-variance game and even the worse teams are filled with elite athletes. The Raiders bear the Ravens earlier this season. But in general, teams that are heavy favorites usually win. Otherwise Vegas would be losing lots of money on moneyline bets. We just remember the upsets a lot more than the predictable outcomes, which can then make sports fans superstitious when their team is strongly favored. Anyone still remember when the heavily-favored Bills beat the Titans earlier this season? Probably not.
@@fitz27486 JLove turnovers, poor pass rush, inconsistent WR play, injuries, suspect special teams... there's a lot of things the Packers haven't been doing well this year, and they'll either keep doing it or they'll fix it. But I'm not confident about any game yet.
The Bears have the worse offense in the league by every metric. The Giants are the worst team in the league this year. The Panthers are 27th in the league.
It's called player development!! You don't start rookie qbs....ever. wr, qbs,o linemen need time to get used to the speed of the pro game. No time to develop just means you're ruining their careers.
As a Packer fan, my least favorite teams to see succeed (in order) Bears 49ers Cowboys Chiefs Seahawks Vikings Eagles Dolphins Lions (new to the list as of this offseason, just barely edging the patriots out of my top ten)
The Packers are historically not good when coming off a bye week. No matter how bad the Bears are, they play the Packers hard. Im not looking for a blowout this Sunday.
At the moment since around late 90s the the big rivarlry has become Packers-Vikings. There's just a sort of hatred and bad blood that dates back to Randy Moss era that isn't there anymore with the bears-packers. 80s and early 90s the Rivalry was Bears-Packers and the Ditka Swagger. Now its a Historic Rivalry that's turned into sort of a bigger brother picking on little brother with the Bears-Packers and the Vikings are the ones Big Brother wants to punch in the face and beat to the ground for picking on his family.
If Packers win in January ahains Detroit..is that the new greatest rivary bc it means a stat of GB cant beat Lions at Lambeau and Lions cant beat GB at Ford Field
The Ultimate Bears trade. Rodgers needs out of NY so he goes to the team he owns... The Bears. Bears bench Caleb and go 2-15 with Rodgers. They draft another QB and Caleb is released and picked up by the Packers. Love wins a Super Bowl and the next year is hurt with 6 games left in the season. Caleb goes on a run and gets the Packers to the NFC Championship game. Love comes back in and wins another SB. Packers trade Caleb the next season for a first rounder. Perfect Bears scenario.
Paul, you’re jealous of this rivalry?! How do u think Lion fans feel? I think Minnesota and Detroit were supposed to be rivals, but it’s been Minnesota politeness vs. Detroit ineptitude for years. It’s not the best formula for the making of a fierce rivalry.
You can’t compare the packers and love in 2023. The bears have a great defense. Caleb is dogwater there is no excuse. They are about to play a gauntlet. Watch him dissolve more
The constant churning of GM, HC, and QB at different times have ruined the bears much to the hilarity of Packers fans. Its about to happen again too with Caleb Williams. New coach next year most likely. Bears still suck. I didn't understand the hype at the beginning of the season for the Bears either. They had close calls with a bunch of tomato can teams for every single one of their wins.
For Paul: Momentum is important in football. Important for game announcers and sports talkers to fill airtime. Aside from that it is a myth. Another name is Not Hand Fallacy. Being a move ahead of the opposition mentally or in play calling is real. Morale is real. That a big play or big game magically makes teams more skillful is ... magic.
It seems pretty aggressive to call it a “hot hand fallacy.” After all, there’s pretty good evidence in other sports that momentum matters (as anyone who’s ever shot a basketball would tell you, and recent empirical research backs up), and internally and externally teams talk about it a lot in every sport. When a team is unmotivated and the locker room is falling apart, they play a lot worse. Momentum seems to play quite a bit into that.
Why are the bears so dysfunctional? Because they have dumb owners who are cheap. They don’t wanna fire a coach and pay him out so they lame duck them with a rookie QB over and over again.
We usually hit mute when Jack starts talking. We decided to give it another try today, and we got, "Is she a pretty woman," and which cities are best for partying and playing hungover. Back to muting. C'mon, guys. You can do (and have done) better.
As a fan of over 50 years the Bears are the biggest rivalry because of all the bitter history between the two. The games played in the 60s through the 80s were some of the most violent and nasty games played. It has tapered off some due to the Bears lack of recent success, but those old memories don’t go away. That’s why Rodgers made such a big deal of owning the Bears, he understood it. The Vikings are next and the Lions are way down the list. I know Lions fans will balk at this, but you have to have success for an extended period of time before they enter the conversation
The rivalry is over with Chicago and has been for years. What have they done in the last 20 years against GB? Everybody chalks this up as an automatic win so their is zero intrigue. I mean if you lose every time against an opponent where is the rivalry? Geographics mean nothing.
@@joer1678 its a border rivalry. Same way brewers cubs is despite Milwaukee only being in the NL Central for 25 years.
Bears packers is also a historic rivalry. My dad is 65 and largely hates the bears due to the 1980s
Other than that this rivalry is flat. Vikings have been a much bigger thorn in the packers side over the Favre and Rodgers eras. The metrodome was a house of horrors for years.
Younger generations don’t care what Halas and Lombardi did. It’s so one sided since 1994 it’s not really even a rivalry. The rest of the nation is bored when packers/bears play on Sunday or Monday Night.
Its purely a fan rivalry as Wisconsin and Chicago absolutely hate each other in all sports
@ I was giving the perspective of someone like your dads age which I am. All of my buddies still enjoy beating the Bears most in spite of the recent dominance. More reasons are the Packers have won the most games, the Bears are next, the Packer have won the most championships, the Bears next, the Bears have the most Hall of Fame players, the Packers next. While the Vikings have had more success recently, they’ve never won a championship. Plus there’s even a Packer song targeted at the Bears. But to each his own
@@curthennig9448 I mean it's not much of a heated rivalry at the moment but it's not really fair to say it's over. The players of both teams still clearly despise each other. All it would take is a single year of the Bears not being dysfunctional for it to be renewed. Not to mention Bears fans would get way more satisfaction beating the Packers than ANYONE else, even if the Packers don't currently view them as a threat.
Im a packer fan in chicago and believe me the hate is very much still here. The smack talk 😂😂😂 its very much still here. And when the bears do have a good team it will buzz everywhere . Again this is my opinion
My dream is to see Jack to see an episode just tearing into Caleb Williams for 30 minutes.
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Bingo lol
“Who do the packers like beating up on the most, we’re not on the list”, don’t worry the older generation hates you the most, especially because of moss mooning the crowd, but as a younger person, the list of packers top 4 rivals in order are bears, queens, cowgirls, and 49ers
who are these queens?
@@LiamHughes-b3uVikings😂😂
Viqueens
As a Packers fan, I didn't give a crap about Moss fake mooning the crowd lol. It was funny at the time, especially given the context that fans mooned the players on the Vikings bus when they showed up to the stadium.
Not much of a rivalry with the niners. All they’ve done is keep us from the Super Bowl damn near every time.
Jordan Love took all of the first team Wednesday practice reps for the first time since the week leading up to Brazil
Its a whole new second half for Green bay. No excuses.
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Jack carried this segment
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As a LIFELONG Packer's fan, I hope you guys are right about this. Divisional games, as you know are hard to predict. I'm Cautiously optimistic.
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NFL owners are very rich people, that rarely translates to really nice people. The Bears will be desperate this weekend and I think it will be close for much of the game. Thomas Browne, like Shane Waldron, is from the Sean McVay school of offense. He was with the Rams for 3 seasons before going to Carolina last year. Great show. Thanks.
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As a Packers fan I absolutely hate the Vikings more than the Bears. Probably because of the Packers ownership of the Bears.
This is the Bears Superbowl every year!
You have to be considered an NFL team to have a Superbowl. The Bears can't even beat half of the teams in college.
Packers fan here:
We hate the bears because of the ancient rivalry
We hate the Vikings for always taking our ex-players
We hate the Lions because they’re dirty on the field.
You’re all disliked
I need more Caleb Williams takes from Jack. You need to let him rant 🎉
True... even the Lions see the Bears as a bigger rival. Lions have played the Bears and Packers for over 100 years. Vikings are 100% the little brother of the Division.
Losing momentum is usually a combination of key injuries and losing the locker room. The Packers have turned multiple seasons around over the years so it's not necessarily inevitable.
I’m only 18 but the “rivals” I feel are Bears, Cowboys, Seahawks, 49ers. Honorable mention is the cards
The part about being kinda jealous of the Packers Bears rivalry reminds me of something my professor said. We live in Brazil and when it comes to soccer, our biggest rival is Argentina. But one time he was in Argentina and there was a game where Brazil won and seeing as how soccer rivalries are taken very seriously here(sometimes way too seriously), he was somewhat afraid that there would be some form of retaliation. But oddly there was nothing of the sorts, so curious he asked a local who basically said something along the lines of “well it stings to lose, but at least it wasn’t to Uruguayan.” and he felt sort of betrayed, like a “my whole life has been a lie” and when he told this story to my class I couldn’t help be feel the same despite not caring for soccer at all…
My understanding is the British expect Germans to want revenge for 1966 and get annoyed to learn Germans do not care at all. They want to crush the Netherlands.
disagree. The Vikings have been the biggest Packer rival for the past 25 years.
A win over the Bears is always a treat because Chicago radio bleeds into the Metro Milwaukee and we get to hear them freak out after every loss.
Have you heard of internet radio Charlie Paddle Bearpaw? Packers biggest rival in the last 25 years is definitely the 49’s. They have been our Achilles heel for several decades. We easily beat the Bears, Vikings, Lions, Cowboys about 75% of the time over the last several decades. But the 49’s when it counts? They have owned us.
@@mrsmartypants_1imagine how my life is big bro 9rs fan im a packers fan.
@ Ha ha. Did you two do battle growing up or were you guys simpatico for the most part?
Like just for the Stephanie brown comments
A lot of the teams in the NFL struggle to develop QBs, and a lot of it has to do with the impatience of the people up top, and the belief that you have to win with a QB on a rookie deal. Teams think that sitting a rookie QB takes away a year of their playoff window, the coaches tend to be on the hot seat so they rush the QBs out early to try and keep their jobs, and then rather than develop them try to scheme the offense to hide the flaws in their game. People see players like Stroud and Jayden Daniels and think any talented QB should be able to do the same, even if the system they had in college is different from the NFL. It takes time and experience for QBs to adjust, and defenses are sharp and quick to adapt in the NFL. Once someone figures out how to slow down or stop a QB everyone does it, and that's where the lack of development comes into play. Caleb would likely be far better sitting behind a veteran QB for at least half the season if not the entire season, but Eberflus can't do that because in the meantime he's being fired and it's the next guy who gets to reap the benefits of Caleb's skills.
Jack with a classic 5 minute rant nothing related to the topic is gold🤣🤣
Paul is a cutie with those glasses on
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I also don’t see Pittsburg beating the Ravens anyway .
I don’t firing eberflus is the answer, his defense has been playing well All year. They just need to find the right offensive coordinator to help develop Caleb willams
This is a game I wish I had a ticket for. I love to go to Packer games in Chicago.
You know Bear fans regret going to this game so they should sell their tickets to avoid witnessing another loss!
Don't know if you read all these but, greenbay fan here started following last year, but I am like you with the packers where I dislike the vikings the most, I live in SD these is mostly vikings fans here like 90% of poeple here. But love the snow i only follow you guys and tom grosse.
Not that I agree with Jack, but he’s on to something with the Chicago influence. As a Memphian, we saw it in real time with Ja Morant and the grizzlies 🥴
I feel sorry for Caleb. There is no worse team to go to as a QB prospect than the Chicago Bears. I still contend that if Patrick Mahomes had gone to Chicago, he would have been a bust. They've ruined so many promising recruits that have gone there and received no development or training. Time will be the ultimate judge, but Caleb looks to be going in the wrong direction.
Ziggy always looks super stoked doing the podcast. Can’t tell if his wife left him or someone kicked his dog 😂
Ziggy gets it!
I see a 2-3 possession win for GB. 34-18, 31-14 something like that
That dude with the glasses staring straight at the camera is creep af, wouldn’t be surprised if this is a ventriloquist act! Lol
Bears have not been a rivalry in 30+ years. Since Favre, GB has owned Chicago. The Vikings have been the Packers only true division rival during my lifetime and I am 33.
The Bears need to hire Ben Johnson
It's called a dead cat drop. That's what you get rid of a couch or something like that and everybody plays hard for one game.
I believe that Dat Bear died done dead due to that Hail Mary play. That dead Bear got run over the past couple weeks and I expect that to continue in the 3 game stretch against the North.
Rumor is that Bagents dad was "leaking" the story about players wanting bagent to start xD
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If JL10 is Healthy, I don't mean healthy enough to play, but, HEALTHY and can get under center and move around, I think he and the offense gets back on track. But they have to eliminate pre snap penalties and CATCHING the ball. Getting a healthy JA23 and EV33 back on D, will be key too. GO PACK GO! Yes, Packers vs Bears IS the best rivalry. Packers vs Vikings is next.
Chicago is fine if you don’t have to drive around but I find leaving there or coming. There is a pain in the butt. San Francisco used to be 30 years ago. Minnenoplace is ok in the summer. Boston is great people are a little rough around the edges , New York’s great to walk Florida sucks Texas he might just fly over unless you’re going to Austin and that better be in the spring because that state is too hot for seven months out of the year and rainy and tornadoes
What are you guys saying, the Lions are the 5th oldest frnchise in the NFL and has mulitple championships before they rebranded to the SB. how many Championships do the Vikes have?
I love how Jack casually drops “and you’ve got the worst quarterback who’s ever played in the NFL” 🤣
Go Pack Go! But as for the Bear Cubs its called "The Curse of Lovie Smith" went 10-6 and fired him and hasn't been good since.
I wrote Caleb off the second he went to the bears. They break QBs.
No other team does it like the packers do with quarterbacks.
Rivalry list is definitely 1. Bears 2. Vikings 3. 49ers 4. Lions 😂
Lions are that drunk uncle outside feeling woozy at Thanksgiving, but is starting to get his ducks in a row.
Chicago cycle has begun.
They need to keep their rookie qb in the same offense for a couple years.
I have a theory: the McCaskey family happened.
Ziggy ignoring the 05 white Sox
Big cities like Chicago dont need good teams because their local economies dont depend on it. Their are enough people who will show up to a big city game because its something to do. So long as the money rakes in without accountability for a strong roster, they'll keep cranking out bad teams.
Caleb needs an adult in the coaching room and until there is someone who can sit him down and tell him the WHY and HOW. He will struggle.
Having a defensive HC with a jittery QB won't work
When a coach gets fired, & all the players are talking shit, it shows you that there's something majorly wrong with the leadership of that organization. That doesn't happen in places with good leadership in place.
I'm not sure the split ownership with the Bears helps the organization. Too many cooks in the kitchen so to speak, I'm not sure they ever actually are on the same page and are consistently settling. This coming from a Packers fan.
Large cities mean football players have entourages. That spells lack of preparation for games and female drama
I feel the packers will be okay even if they lose this one. Lions, Vikings and bears again, minimum 2 wins I see there. Dolphins, saints, Seahawks all looking like they’re going to end up missing the playoffs, niners are banged up and struggling to be themselves all year long. The packers dropped 1 to the eagles, 1 to the lions and 1 to the Vikings, all very winnable games for them and that’s the top of the NFC.
Everybody's picking the Packers and as a long time Packers fan that has me worried - this stinks of a game the Packers could drop.
Yes, it's that old saying about a blind squirrel...
We always seem to struggle after the bye too, especially during the MLF era
@@roydied15 Further thought: team is now at a crossroads. Either they come out focused, stomp the hapless Bears and finish strong going into the playoffs, or the penalties, dropped passes and interceptions continue and the GB season is a bust.
Packers are 2-3 after the bye under MLF-too little data to say anything one way or another.
Any team can beat any other team in the NFL. Football is a high-variance game and even the worse teams are filled with elite athletes. The Raiders bear the Ravens earlier this season. But in general, teams that are heavy favorites usually win. Otherwise Vegas would be losing lots of money on moneyline bets.
We just remember the upsets a lot more than the predictable outcomes, which can then make sports fans superstitious when their team is strongly favored. Anyone still remember when the heavily-favored Bills beat the Titans earlier this season? Probably not.
@@fitz27486 JLove turnovers, poor pass rush, inconsistent WR play, injuries, suspect special teams... there's a lot of things the Packers haven't been doing well this year, and they'll either keep doing it or they'll fix it. But I'm not confident about any game yet.
As a packers fan I actually dislike the Vikings more than the bears
The real theory is George McCaskey. Took over the team after they fired Lovie Smith.
The Bears have the worse offense in the league by every metric. The Giants are the worst team in the league this year. The Panthers are 27th in the league.
It's called player development!! You don't start rookie qbs....ever. wr, qbs,o linemen need time to get used to the speed of the pro game. No time to develop just means you're ruining their careers.
The Packers are going to smoke the Bears and mangle Caleb Williams.. I've got my popcorn ready 🍿🧀🏈 GPG
As a Packer fan, my least favorite teams to see succeed (in order)
Bears
49ers
Cowboys
Chiefs
Seahawks
Vikings
Eagles
Dolphins
Lions (new to the list as of this offseason, just barely edging the patriots out of my top ten)
X gets 3 picks this week and jlove throws for 4 TDs
ooops, sorry, i need to go Eberflus 🤪
The Packers are historically not good when coming off a bye week. No matter how bad the Bears are, they play the Packers hard. Im not looking for a blowout this Sunday.
I'm remembering the last time LaFleur played the Bears coming off a bye in 2021 and put up 45. The defense gave up 30, but I don't see that this year
Bro nobody’s worried bout da bears
At the moment since around late 90s the the big rivarlry has become Packers-Vikings. There's just a sort of hatred and bad blood that dates back to Randy Moss era that isn't there anymore with the bears-packers. 80s and early 90s the Rivalry was Bears-Packers and the Ditka Swagger. Now its a Historic Rivalry that's turned into sort of a bigger brother picking on little brother with the Bears-Packers and the Vikings are the ones Big Brother wants to punch in the face and beat to the ground for picking on his family.
Jack….lose the stupid glasses. You are a distraction from the other two.
Go Pack Go!!!
If Packers win in January ahains Detroit..is that the new greatest rivary bc it means a stat of GB cant beat Lions at Lambeau and Lions cant beat GB at Ford Field
Packers 31-13
The Ultimate Bears trade. Rodgers needs out of NY so he goes to the team he owns... The Bears. Bears bench Caleb and go 2-15 with Rodgers. They draft another QB and Caleb is released and picked up by the Packers. Love wins a Super Bowl and the next year is hurt with 6 games left in the season. Caleb goes on a run and gets the Packers to the NFC Championship game. Love comes back in and wins another SB. Packers trade Caleb the next season for a first rounder. Perfect Bears scenario.
Rodgers to the Cowboys to reunite with the coach he got fired.
my god, how MANY psychedelic toads did you lick? lol 😃
Paul, you’re jealous of this rivalry?! How do u think Lion fans feel? I think Minnesota and Detroit were supposed to be rivals, but it’s been Minnesota politeness vs. Detroit ineptitude for years. It’s not the best formula for the making of a fierce rivalry.
If the Packers lose to the Bears, we may be in the Twilight Zone.
Jacks takes continue to just be nonsensical. Thank god for ziggy 😂
You can’t compare the packers and love in 2023. The bears have a great defense. Caleb is dogwater there is no excuse. They are about to play a gauntlet. Watch him dissolve more
“Packers jn desprate need for a win” yall we lost 1 game we won 3 straight before that. Fuckin chill
Jack sucks. He thinks Caleb is dumb because he paints his nails? Jack meet kettle.
He said he sucks at football what are you talking about
Mahomes would suck in Chicago as he wouldn't have the refs pulling his ints back as pass interference.
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The constant churning of GM, HC, and QB at different times have ruined the bears much to the hilarity of Packers fans. Its about to happen again too with Caleb Williams. New coach next year most likely. Bears still suck.
I didn't understand the hype at the beginning of the season for the Bears either. They had close calls with a bunch of tomato can teams for every single one of their wins.
Hilarious Professor Jack and his "theories" of why sports teams suck. They suck Jack coz they suck.🤣
The only guarantee this game has...Jordan Love will throw at least 1 INT.
And bunny hop in the pocket.
@kurtwicklund8901 Then throw without planting his feet.
Probably 2.
@curthennig9448 this guy gets it.
For Paul: Momentum is important in football. Important for game announcers and sports talkers to fill airtime. Aside from that it is a myth. Another name is Not Hand Fallacy.
Being a move ahead of the opposition mentally or in play calling is real. Morale is real. That a big play or big game magically makes teams more skillful is ... magic.
Apologies... HOT Hand Fallacy.
It seems pretty aggressive to call it a “hot hand fallacy.” After all, there’s pretty good evidence in other sports that momentum matters (as anyone who’s ever shot a basketball would tell you, and recent empirical research backs up), and internally and externally teams talk about it a lot in every sport. When a team is unmotivated and the locker room is falling apart, they play a lot worse. Momentum seems to play quite a bit into that.
Also can I add Jacks rants are some of my favorite out of left field moments on TH-cam, and you can just see it gets to Ziggy 🤣
Bears are gonna roll this crap team.
Look who Caleb Williams, & the bears played, when they played good. Dogshit, terrible teams. Packers win this one easily 34-10
Love will deck the Halas halls with balls of Williams. Fa-la-lala-la-la-la-la-loser
This stinks of a trap game. GB is getting way too much credit for the way they have been playing.
Why are the bears so dysfunctional? Because they have dumb owners who are cheap. They don’t wanna fire a coach and pay him out so they lame duck them with a rookie QB over and over again.
We usually hit mute when Jack starts talking. We decided to give it another try today, and we got, "Is she a pretty woman," and which cities are best for partying and playing hungover. Back to muting. C'mon, guys. You can do (and have done) better.