GREEN BAY, Wis. (WSAW) - The oldest rivalry in the National Football League met for the 211th time Sunday afternoon, with the first-place spot in the NFC North on the line. The rivals went scoreless in the first quarter, as two big catches for both teams ...

The Bears-Packers rivalry is the NFL's oldest rivalry, but there is so much more to this grudge-match Than history --- Scott Schneider spoke to Bears fans and a few Green Bay faithful to find out why this game just ---matters more.

There have been a lot of memorable games between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears over the years. There was the Instant Replay Game wit

The win pushed the Packers to a 9-3-1 record, good for the current No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs, and a 4-0 record in the NFC North.

Bears versus Packers – the mere mention of the NFL’s oldest rivalry invokes memories of John Facenda waxing poetically about all-timers like Mike Ditka and Curly Lambo, but this grudge match has been renewed thanks in no small part to the two teams playing a memorable December football game with first place in the NFC North on the line.

The Bears were on the brink of tying the game, or perhaps going for a two-point conversion to win it, when quarterback Caleb Williams threw an interception in the end zone with 22 seconds left.

When the Green Bay Packers host the Chicago Bears on Sunday, it will be the biggest matchup in the rivalry since 2013. The weather will help s

Quay Walker's return for the Packers may be important against a Bears rushing offense that leads the NFC. Javon Bullard and Nate Hobbs also will play.

A playoff-worthy team would knock around the lowly Browns next weekend at Soldier Field and then lick its chops with the Packers coming in. “Across the board, man, we feel really confident about where we are as a team and what we can be going forward,” Kmet said.