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The Packers have taken the last six meetings between the two squads, including a playoff victory in January xxxx which Chicago fans still remember ruefully. The Pack have a shot to set back their rivals quite significantly in their quest for a playoff spot if they make their win streak seven deep. ESPN.com's Bears reporter Michael Wright wrote today that Monday night's game was the "measuring stick" for determining whether or not the Bears really have a shot at sticking around close enough to the Packers to eventually dethrone them when Jay Cutler and linebacker Lance Briggs come back from their injuries. Wright also said he was "not really confident about Chicago's chances", adding that "that has more to do with the team's struggling defense than Cutler's absence."
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Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has thus far had a stellar year, completing 67.1 percent of his passes and throwing 15 touchdown passes. He's said he expects the Bears to blitz as per usual, even with linebacker Brian Urlacher having to pick up much of the pass-rushing slack with Briggs on the sideline. CSN Chicago notes that a lack of a serious pass rush has cost the Bears significantly in recent weeks, as they've dropped three of their past four games and failed to hold opponents to fewer than 21 points in any of them.
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"I don't know if it's desperation now," said defensive lineman Corey Wootton. "It's just something we need to do. Getting close is just not good enough. I don't think we're panicking. It's just something we have to get done." He added, "You've got to be relentless in your effort because you never know when you're going to get one.
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For the Bears, quarterback Jay Cutler looked like he's enjoying having his former teammate Brandon Marshall back in his huddle, as he connected with the three-time Pro Bowl receiver nine times for 119 yards and a touchdown in Week 1. With running back Matt Forte healthy, the Bears aim to open up an eary two-game lead in the standings en route dethroning Green Bay in the NFC North