In a tightly contested NFC North showdown, the Green Bay Packers held off the Chicago Bears with a final score of 25-17, improving their record to 4-1 in the 2026 season. The stakes were high as both teams vied for supremacy in the division, but it was the Packers who emerged victorious at Lambeau Field. Leading the charge for Green Bay was quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr., who threw for 224 yards and a touchdown while managing the offense effectively throughout the game. Kaleb Johnson added a solid ground game with 62 rushing yards, providing balance to the Packers' attack. Despite the Bears' Colston Loveland racking up 80 receiving yards, it was the Packers' offense that consistently found ways to score. Defensively, the Packers were relentless, with Edgerrin Cooper leading the way with 10 total tackles, ensuring the Bears' drives were stifled. The turning point came when Xavier McKinney intercepted a crucial pass late in the third quarter, shifting momentum firmly in favor of Green Bay. With Carson Schwesinger contributing a sack, the Packers' defense made its presence felt, ultimately sealing the win and highlighting their dominance in this rivalry matchup.