Green Bay packers: 3 takeaways from the Packers 24-23 win over Bears

Aaron Rodgers worked another miracle to lead the Green Bay Packers to a comeback win over the rival Chicago Bears on Sunday night. Here are the three biggest takeaways from the Packers historic victory.

The bad man has done it again. Just as all looked disastrous for the Green Bay Packers with Aaron Rodgers leaving the game on a cart in the second quarter, Rodgers had other plans. The 14-year veteran came out after halftime, basically played on one leg and outscored the Bears 24-6 in the second half to capture his second 20-point comeback in four years.

Although Rodgers stole the show, the three biggest takeaways aren’t focused on him. There were some issues the Packers faced in the first half that they improved upon in the second half. However, those same issues must be corrected moving forward to avoid more games like this one.

By no means did the Bears make this an easy game. Much of that had to do with the early success of second-year quarterback, Mitch Trubisky, and the struggles of the Packers young secondary that came along with it.

Also, Khalil Mack made his presence felt in his first game as a Bear. Speaking of Mack, he checks in at number three in the games biggest takeaways.