Chicago Bears vs Green Bay Packers Prediction: Both teams are in poor form

In week 13 of the NFL season, the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears meet at Soldier Field on Sunday. Seven of the last eight games for the Green Bay Packers have ended in defeat. Five straight defeats for the Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears - Bears to get a tough win at home

The Chicago Bears are on three straight home losses. With a 59.6 percent success rate, Justin Fields has thrown for 1,642 yards, 13 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions so far this season. David Montgomery has 21 receptions, while Darnell Mooney and Cole Kmet have combined for 829 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns. Fields have led the Chicago Bears in rushing with 834 yards and seven touchdowns this season. The Bears' rushing attack is averaging 192 yards per game. Chicago's defense is letting in 25.4 points and 350 yards per game. Chicago Bears defensive leader Eddie Jackson has made 80 tackles, Jaquan Brisker has recorded three sacks, and Kindle Vildor has made one interception.

Green Bay Packers - Packers hoping to get back to winning ways

The Packers have lost their last four away games. At this point in the season, Aaron Rodgers has thrown for 2,682 yards, 21 touchdowns, and 9 interceptions while completing 64.8% of his throws. Christian Watson has 22 receptions, while Allen Lazard and Robert Tonyan have tallied 1,015 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns between them. The Green Bay Packers have a 121.3-yard average on the run per game, with Aaron Jones leading the way with 821 yards and 2 scores. Green Bay's defense is giving up an average of 342.6 yards and 23.6 points per game. The Green Bay Packers defense is led by Quay Walker (93 tackles), Rashan Gary has six sacks, and Jaire Alexander, with three interceptions, contributes significantly.

Expert Betting Tips

The uncertainty of Aaron Rodgers' and Justin Fields' participation makes this an unusual game to end. The Packers' offense has been a joke this year despite Rodgers' presence, while the defense ranks last against the run. If Trevor Siemian has to go again, the Chicago Bears will lose a lot of value, but at least they're playing at home, and we expect them to win.