Packers still own Bears: The good, the bad, and the grade

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Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones (33) scores a touchdown as Chicago Bears outside linebacker Robert Quinn (94) defends during the 3rd quarter of the Green Bay Packers 24-14 win at Soldier Field in Chicago on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021. – Photo by Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via USA TODAY NETWORKCent02 7i0fg3yuxpxepn84etz Original /

Packers still own Bears: The grades

Offense: B

It wasn’t always pretty, especially to begin the game, but the Packers put up enough points to win this game and that’s what matters most. The offensive line was on their heels all game, messing things up in the passing game. Hopefully, Josh Myers’ injury isn’t too serious and they can get their starting center back sooner than later.

Defense: B

Hey, the defense did what they should’ve done against one of the worst offenses in the NFL. I wasn’t sure how it was going to go down after they gave up a touchdown on the first possession, but defensive coordinator Joe Barry made the necessary changes to right the ship. The arrow could be pointing up for this unit.

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Special Teams: C-

I’ve already mentioned the issues with the kickoff coverage and the snaps, and this grade could be a lot worse than it already is. However, Mason Crosby recovered after an off week and made three extra points plus his lone field goal attempt. Oh, and it helps when your punter boots an 82-yarder!

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