Former green bay packers qb aaron rodgers has consistently dominated the bears throughout his career, challenging the notion of a true bears-packers rivalry.
Jordan love, rodgers’ replacement, continued the trend even after he left.
Rodgers questioned the legitimacy of the packers’ match against the bears in week 18 on the pat mcafee show. throughout his career, former green bay packers qb aaron rodgers dominated the bears, challenging the notion of a real bears-packers rivalry. Jordan love, rodgers’ replacement, continued the trend even after he left. Rodgers questioned the legitimacy of this alleged rivalry on the pat mcafee show in week 18, when the packers faced the bears, boasting a 26-5 record against the bears and two playoff victories.
In the last decade, the two franchises have shifted, with green bay displaying consistency and the bears dealing with obscurity and dysfunction. Rodgers raised questions about the rivalry’s authenticity with the words, “if they can’t beat us, is it a rivalry?” it’s a valid question considering the bears’ long-running struggles.
The bears consistently hype up this game only to be outperformed by the packers, who show their superiority year after year, who aim to secure a postseason spot, but rodgers emphasizes that a victory on sunday will help to back up any allegations of rivalry.
The packers may continue to question the true nature of this historic rivalry until the bears prove themselves to be able to dethrone their archrival.
