(LEARFIELD) – Protected by a rebuilt offensive line, Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love dissected the Chicago Bears in a 31-7 victory Sunday at Lambeau Field.
Love was good on 25-of-31 passes for 367 yards and a pair of scoring tosses to Christian Watson.
MarShawn Lloyd scored twice more on the ground and the Green Bay defense created five turnovers, including two interceptions by safety Xavier McKinney.
Watson caught six passes for 143 yards and Matthew Golden caught another six for 123 yards.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur talked about winning this one when things haven’t been so good against the Bears of late.
He said that he’s proud of his team.
How important was it to beat the Bears like they did?
LaFleur talked about why the long pass game worked so well.
Love talked about hitting so many deep balls.
Love said that the offensive line was good in pass protection.
He said that the offense had it going.
How do you keep that going throughout the season?
Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin said that it was a big take-away day.
He talked about the day Xavier McKinney had at safety.
The Bears had wiped out leads in the two previous meetings with the Packers, but never came close this time.
They were playing without starting quarterback Caleb Williams.
Next game for Green Bay is Sunday against Dallas at home.
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