Packers Beat Bears, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Tyson Bagent, Jordan Love, Top Players

The Green Bay Packers took down the Chicago Bears 31-7 at Lambeau Field on Sunday, led by an impressive performance from Jordan Love, who threw for 367 yards.

As Chicago remained without its starting quarterback, Caleb Williams, they entered the matchup as a 7.5-point underdog, per FanDuel Sportsbook, despite having a better record than its NFC North rivals.

Williams remained sidelined Sunday with a hamstring injury suffered in Chicago's Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, but he "does have a chance to play next week," per ESPN's Ian Rapoport. Chicago will travel to face the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday.

Williams' absence proved costly Sunday as the Bears suffered their first loss since he was sidelined. Chicago managed just 246 yards of total offense, including 165 passing yards, well below Green Bay's 428 yards.

Passing
Notable Fantasy Players	C/ATT	YD2S	TD	INT
Jordan Love, GB	25/31	367	2	0
Tyson Bagent, CHI	12/21	87	0	2
Case Keenum, CHI	11/19	108	0	1
Rushing
Notable Fantasy Players	CAR	YDS	TD
MarShawn Lloyd, GB	10	31	2
D’Andre Swift, CHI	9	43	1
Receiving
Notable Fantasy Players	REC	YDS	TD	TGTS
Christian Watson, GB	6	143	2	8
Matthew Golden, GB	6	123	0	7
Luther Burden III, CHI	4	47	0	6
Rome Odunze, CHI	3	40	0	9

NFC North Standings 

1. MIN: 5-0 (OVR), 4-0 (CONF)

2. GB: 3-2 (OVR), 2-2 (CONF) 

3. CHI: 3-2 (OVR), 2-2 (CONF) 

4. DET: 2-2 (OVR), 1-1 (CONF)

Green Bay struck first on a deep connection from Love to Christian Watson.

The Packers' defense answered on the other end, as safety Xavier McKinney intercepted Bagent to set up another touchdown early in the second quarter. Green Bay capped a 5:36 drive with a MarShawn Lloyd rushing touchdown to take a 14-0 lead.

Chicago responded with a lengthy possession in the second quarter, capped by a D'Andre Swift rushing touchdown, as the Bears cut the deficit to 14-7 heading into halftime.

Green Bay maintained its lead as Chicago's struggles continued after halftime. 

Love found Watson for their second touchdown connection of the day, this time a 53-yard deep strike to the end zone.

Meanwhile, the Bears missed a 43-yard field goal, and Bagent threw his second interception of the game, once again grabbed by McKinney, leaving Chicago trailing 23-7 entering the fourth quarter.

By the fourth quarter, things had unraveled for the Bears. Bagent was replaced by Case Keenum, who threw an interception on his first drive. Both Keenum and Rome Odunze also lost fumbles in the fourth quarter.

Despite missing two field goals, from 43 and 47 yards, Green Bay added a touchdown in the fourth quarter, with Lloyd recording his second of the game as the Packers cruised to its 24-point win. .

Chicago will travel to face the Falcons next Sunday, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET. The Packers will host the Dallas Cowboys later that day, with an 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff.