NFL Power Rankings: A Week 16 Look at All 32 Teams
By Peter Panacy
You have to hand it to the Chicago Bears. At least they held their own against one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now, the Green Bay Packers, for nearly a full 60 minutes.
The Bears managed to tie things up at 27 apiece late in the fourth quarter, only to see Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers do Rodgers-like things and deliver a 60-yard bomb to wide receiver Jordy Nelson that set up a game-winning field goal as time expired.
Just like that, Chicago’s hopes for a fourth win evaporated.
Quarterback Matt Barkley’s three interceptions didn’t help matters, but he should get some serious consideration for a starting gig next year.