So depressing

[Connorbear]

From Larry Mayer on the Chicago Bears website:

 

Perhaps the most demoralizing aspect of Sunday's game for the Bears was that they didn't lose to a future Hall of Famer such as Brett Favre or Rodgers but to an inexperienced quarterback in Brett Hundley who was making only his fourth NFL start. Hundley deserves credit for his performance—he threw for 212 yards with one touchdown and a 110.8 passer rating—but he obviously is not one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history like his two predecessors.

 

The Bears have now lost their last eight games to the Packers at Soldier Field beginning with the 2010 NFC Championship Game and are 4-21 at home versus Green Bay since 1994, a streak that began with 11 consecutive losses from 1994-2004. Sunday marked the first time the Bears have lost to a Packers quarterback not named Favre or Rodgers since Don Majkowski in 1989.

 

Peace

[madlithuanian]

It's really painful.

 

 

 

From Larry Mayer on the Chicago Bears website:

 

Perhaps the most demoralizing aspect of Sunday's game for the Bears was that they didn't lose to a future Hall of Famer such as Brett Favre or Rodgers but to an inexperienced quarterback in Brett Hundley who was making only his fourth NFL start. Hundley deserves credit for his performance—he threw for 212 yards with one touchdown and a 110.8 passer rating—but he obviously is not one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history like his two predecessors.

 

The Bears have now lost their last eight games to the Packers at Soldier Field beginning with the 2010 NFC Championship Game and are 4-21 at home versus Green Bay since 1994, a streak that began with 11 consecutive losses from 1994-2004. Sunday marked the first time the Bears have lost to a Packers quarterback not named Favre or Rodgers since Don Majkowski in 1989.

 

Peace