The Green Bay Packers have inflicted nothing short of psychological terror on the Chicago Bears over the last three-plus decades. Since the dawn of the Brett Favre era in 1992, the Packers have beaten the Bears in 78 percent of their matchups, and somehow it doesn’t even feel that close. The individual moments haunt Chicago’s collective conscience: there’s Robert Brooks’ 99-yard touchdown at Soldier Field in 1995 that broke my 8-year-old heart, Chris Conte blowing the coverage on Randall Cobb’s go-ahead score in 2013 that pushed the Bears out of the playoff picture, and Aaron Rodgers telling Soldier Field “I still own you” after a TD run in 2021.
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