CHTV Staff Predictions for Packers vs Bears
Members of the Cheesehead TV staff give their predictions for the Green Bay Packers Week 13 showdown with the Chicago Bears.
By PackerAaron
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croatpackfan
December 04, 2022 at 08:13 am
Where is Al?
MooPack
December 04, 2022 at 09:40 am
Well, that reply was at least funny. You have to admit a little creativity with the scam troll. If you need some extra money Al, I might have some work for ya.
mrtundra
December 04, 2022 at 08:18 am
Packers 28, Bears 17. Rodgers shows that he does own the Bears. Both defenses show they cannot stop the run and both Montgomery and Jones have big days running the ball, for their respective teams. WRs Watson and Watkins both get TDs , as well as Tonyan, to put the game out of reach. I just wish the game was being aired in my area.
Packerlifer
December 04, 2022 at 10:42 am
Where you at? I thought we might get knocked out here by Minisota playing same time but they’re on CBS while Packers are on Fox so we’ll get the game after all.
mrtundra
December 04, 2022 at 06:33 pm
I live in western Wisconsin. The Twin Cities Fox affiliate is showing a local TV personality's TV show instead of the Packer game. Twin Cities TV never shows the Packers game if the vikings play at the same time, no matter if they are aired on different networks. It's been this way for over 20 years. Vikings almost lost today. They eked out a win, in the final seconds, with an INT off the Jets QB. It would have been great if they had lost to the Jets.
PackfanNY
December 04, 2022 at 10:43 am
I am interested to see if the Packers show some pride on defense and give us effort today by you know, actually trying to tackle someone. They will be chasing Fields all day so I wonder. Maybe they will act like professionals and not mail it in like last Sunday night.
For some reason I think they might. Call me crazy, Packers 24-21.
Packerlifer
December 04, 2022 at 10:54 am
This is what Packers-Bears was like in the 1970s. Both were close teams, neither relevant record wise for anything related to championships. But every one took the rivalry seriously and the games were interesting.
If Fields can go (and I hope he does) it will make for an entertaining game. Neither has a defense but the Packers are more likely to generate some turnovers and make a critical stop or two that decides the game.
The offense should have a good day against their defense but we said that about Detroit, too.
Packers 30 Bears 23.