Bears Finally beat Packers in Chicago

In a game that featured quaterback Brett Farve who has not lost in Chicago since 1993, the Bears defense finally after all these years got some redemption. In a 19-7 fashion the Bears displayed their brand of football dominate defense and offense that tries...Well not to screw it up for the D. The Bears picked off Brett "overrated" Farve two times, one at the end of the half setting up a bears FG. The second a interception by cornerback Nathan Vasher who ran 45 yards the other way clinching the win for the Bears. He was also sacked twice and hit hard all game by the ferocious Bears D causing two fumbles, one lost. On offense Thomas Jones rushed for 93 yards on 19 carries to reach the 1,000-yard mark for the first time in his six-year NFL career. But rookie quarterback Kyle Orton struggled, completing just 6 of 17 passes for 68 yards with three sacks, one interception and a 23.7 quarterback rating. "Offensively, we need to improve on some things," head coach Lovie Smith said. "The quarterback position, we need to play better at it." Chicago won despite getting out gained 358-188, converting 0 of 10 third-down opportunities and failing to score an offensive touchdown. The win maintained a 2 game lead in the NFC North over the surging Minnesota Vikings. Da Bears travel to the Steel City next week to try and extend their winning streak to a franchise record 9 straight.