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Hardly did Luther Burden realize that his fiery speech after the Chicago Bears 23-12 win against the New York Jets would turn out to be heavy. His pre-game boast about making the Green Bay Packers quit proved hollow after Green…

Green Bay Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin called out Chicago Bears wide receiver Luther Burden following Green Bay's dominant 31-7 victory. Burden had previously claimed the Bears wanted to beat the Packers and make them quit. Franklin dismissed the trash talk after the game, stating that Burden "quit today" and emphasized that Green Bay focused strictly on their own performance.
The Packers dominated the rivalry matchup by racking up 428 total yards while forcing five turnovers and holding Chicago to just seven points. Safety Xavier McKinney intercepted Chicago backup quarterback Tyson Bagent twice, while MarShawn Lloyd added a rushing touchdown. Burden dismissed Franklin's postgame remarks on social media, accusing the linebacker of chasing clout.
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