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I think the Green Bay Packers are ready to implode. Bears general manager Ryan Poles’ promise back in 2022 to “take the North and never give it back” became somewhat of a running joke online as the Bears took years…

Greg Braggs Jr. argues that the Chicago Bears are primed to take control of their rivalry with the Green Bay Packers ahead of their upcoming matchup at Lambeau Field. The writer highlights Green Bay's recent struggles, noting that the Packers have lost seven of their last nine games since late last season, including a dramatic playoff defeat against Chicago.
Braggs emphasizes Green Bay's statistical woes, pointing out that the Packers rank last in multiple rushing metrics and have dealt with significant roster departures and injuries, including pass rusher Micah Parsons. Meanwhile, the writer praises Chicago's resilience under coach Ben Johnson, having secured three wins across four games while overcoming an injury to starting quarterback Caleb Williams.
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