The Green Bay Packers dominated the Chicago Bears with a final score of 62-21, solidifying their playoff aspirations in Week 16 of the 2026 season. This high-stakes matchup was crucial for both teams, but the Packers showcased their offensive firepower and proved too much for their rivals. Malik Willis was the standout for Green Bay, throwing for four touchdowns and racking up 158 rushing yards, making him a dual-threat nightmare for the Bears' defense. Kyle Williams also had a significant impact, hauling in 143 receiving yards, which contributed heavily to the Packers' explosive offensive performance. Despite Joe Milton's 302 passing yards for the Bears, it was clear that Green Bay's offense was firing on all cylinders. Defensively, the Packers were relentless, led by Mansoor Delane's seven total tackles and Will Anderson Jr.'s single sack and interception. The turning point came early in the second half when Anderson's interception shifted momentum back to the Packers, allowing them to extend their lead and maintain control of the game. Chicago struggled to recover from that pivotal moment, as Green Bay's defense stifled any comeback attempts.