Bears Have An Absolutely Abysmal Losing Streak Against Packers, And It Just Got A Lot Worse

What on earth are we doing, Chicago?

Heading into Week 11, the Chicago Bears were looking at a scenario where they haven’t landed a win against their rival Green Bay Packers since the 2018 season, losing 10 consecutive games against the franchise. (RELATED: Chiefs See Their Undefeated Season, 15-Game Winning Streak Crash In Flames With Loss To Bills)

Well, things didn’t get any better Sunday, as Chicago once again took an L to Green Bay to bring their losing streak to 11. And to make matters worse for the Bears, it came in disastrous fashion.

Facing a 20-19 deficit, Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams took his team down the field into field goal range, with the clutch drive featuring a grade-A fourth down throw to another rookie in wide receiver Rome Odunze to keep their chances of a victory alive.

Caleb to Rome on 4th and 3. Ice cold.

📺: #GBvsCHI on FOX
📱: https://t.co/waVpO909ge pic.twitter.com/uwrkhQzgGV

— NFL (@NFL) November 17, 2024

But the Bears’ coaching staff showed their ass, and tremendously.

With 35 seconds remaining on the clock and having a timeout left while being first-and-10 on the Packers’ 30, you would think Chicago would use that leverage to get a much closer field goal, and possibly even score a touchdown. But no, the Bears only managed one play, and it was a measly 2-yard run.

They then brought out kicker Cairo Santos to attempt a 46-yard field goal, and things just went completely down the toilet from there as it ended up being blocked — Packers win (again).

PACKERS BLOCK THE FIELD GOAL FOR THE WIN.#GBvsCHI pic.twitter.com/gq8zbz965C

— NFL (@NFL) November 17, 2024

And this is Chicago Bears football, baby.