The Bears don't usually need coaching turmoil or falling off the NFL cliff with three-game losing streaks to cause problems when they face the Green Bay Packers. They've got all of it nonetheless. What an opponent for embattled Matt Eberflus to be facing a ...

Based on three different playoff projectors, the Packers’ probability to make the postseason sits somewhere between 70 and 80 percent entering Week 11. According to Next Gen Stats, the Packers (6-3) have a 72 percent chance of making the playoffs and could raise their probability to 79 percent with a win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

After jumping out of the gate to a 4-2 record as they headed into their bye week, the Chicago Bears have seen their playoff chances get destroyed during their three-game losing streak. Following their loss to the New England Patriots,

The Chicago Bears started the season off in a promising way. Behind rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the team went 4-2 in their first six games. However, the last three outings have led to descent within the locker room.

After promising changes to evaluate everything following Sunday's 19-3 loss to the New England Patriots, the Chicago Bears delivered two days later by

Chicago Bears Coach Matt Eberflus dismissed Shane Waldron and promoted Thomas Brown to offensive coordinator amid a three-game losing skid.