Packers vs. Bears: Chicago stuns Green Bay with 16 unanswered points late in 4th quarter and OT, seize NFC North command Recovering an onside kick has become very rare in the NFL with new rules. That’s what made the Chicago Bears’ win Saturday night seem like a miracle.

The Bears erased a 10-point deficit in the final two minutes of regulation, recovering an onside kick, and hit the Packers in the gut in OT.

When the game went to overtime, the Bears stopped the Packers on the opening drive, and the path to a victory was wide open. Williams decided to call game with a 46-yard bomb to wide receiver DJ Moore in the end zone to get the improbable win.

The NFC North will be closer to a decision after the two rivals meet on Saturday night. How to watch, highlights and more from the game here.

Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons is expected to wait until after Dec. 25 to undergo surgery on his season-ending ACL injury, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said Saturday on NFL Game Day.

Here is how the Packers can clinch a playoff spot in Week 16. Green Bay has two different pathways to a playoff spot in Week 16. First, with a win over the Bears on Saturday night, and a Detroit Lions loss or tie against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon, the Packers are in the playoffs.

Caleb Williams ties Peyton Manning with a historic sixth comeback, lifting the Bears past the Packers in a stunning overtime classic.

Willis fumbled a fourth-down snap in the extra period to end Green Bay’s possession, and Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver DJ Moore four snaps later to give the Bears a 22-16 victory.