According to Kalyn Kahler, the Packers expected something different from the Bears on the final field goal sequence. After film study this week, Green Bay players noticed Santos kicks with a low trajectory, so they expected Chicago to run another play, which they believe would've made it more difficult to block.

The Chicago Bears improbably lost another game on the final play Sunday, as Cairo Santos's go-ahead field goal attempt was blocked by the Green Bay Packers. The 20-19 loss drops Chicago to 4-6 on the year and has brought head coach Matt Eberflus under heavy fire for his late-game decision-making. Again.

Bears coach Matt Eberflus defended his decision to not run one final play at the end of Chicago's Week 11 loss to the Green Bay Packers to get kicker Cairo Santos closer to the south end zone at Soldier Field.

He looked solid — not amazing, but certainly a step forward — from start to finish and completed 23 of 31 passes for 231 yards and a 95.0 passer rating. He also ran nine times for 70 yards, including four times to convert on third or fourth down.

There were some positive signs for the Chicago Bears in their first game since Thomas Brown was promoted to offensive coordinator.

Despite total domination by the Green Bay Packers for the last decade-plus, they can still find a way to make things interesting against their biggest rival, the Chicago Bears. The Packers escaped with a one-point win on Sunday— their record 11th straight over their biggest rivalry— by their fingertips.

The Packers have won 10 straight games in the series and are preparing to play a Bears team that has lost three straight games after a 4-2 start. Can the Packers continue the win streak and keep the Bears reeling?