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The Chicago Bears took the weekend off after beating the New England Patriots on Thursday night, while they and their fans watched a divisional battle between the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions. The two teams played an ugly, mistake…

Following a Thursday night victory over the New England Patriots, the Chicago Bears enjoyed a weekend off while their NFC North rivals faced off. Windy City Gridiron highlighted the Detroit Lions' 20-17 victory against the Green Bay Packers on a last-play field goal, a matchup marked by numerous mistakes, turnovers, and kicking struggles.
The roundup covers additional storylines across the division and league, including Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur confirming rookie Trey Smack will remain the team's kicker despite struggles. It also notes an upcoming knee MRI for Aaron Jones and reports connecting the Bears to trade discussions regarding Khalil Mack.
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