Chicago Bears vs Green Bay Packers 2011
NAtional Football League ( NFL)
8:20 PM ET, December 25, 2011
Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
Live NFL Online Green Bay vs Chicago
NAtional Football League ( NFL)
8:20 PM ET, December 25, 2011
Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
Live NFL Online Green Bay vs Chicago
On Sunday, December 25th, on Christmas Day, the Chicago Bears will take on the Green Bay Packers at 8:20PM, after a whole bunch of games were shifted to Saturday to allow for the Christmas holiday. This is Week Sixteen of the NFL Regular Season, with only two games left to be played and it happens at Lambeau Field. The Green Bay Packers have lost the opportunity for a perfect season, and now the Chicago Bears have nothing going on, which really takes away that excitement that should have come from this one Christmas Day game.
The Green Bay Packers are recovering from their first loss in one year, and they will play the Bears, who have suffered from several injuries and have three losses in a row right now. A few weeks ago, Green Bay was still in the running to have a perfect season, and Chicago had a decent record, and five games in a row won. Now, there just isn't that much excitement. You can watch this game live, and the rest of the regular and post seasons right from your computer or mobile device. All you have to do is click on the banners and sign up.
With the possibility of a perfect season now over for the Green Bay Packers, and the Chicago Bears in the midst of a free fall from playoff contention, the NFL's lone Christmas game has lost most of its luster.
The Packers look to bounce back from their first defeat in almost exactly one year and hand the injury-riddled Bears a fifth consecutive loss Sunday night at Lambeau Field.
Five weeks ago this contest appeared ready to live up to the expected hype with Green Bay (13-1) flirting with a perfect season and Chicago (7-7) riding a five-game winning streak. Little more than a month later, much less drama surrounds the NFL's Christmas showcase.
Though the Packers still own the league's best record and remain Super Bowl favorites, they're battling injuries and could rest more players after their 19-game winning streak was snapped with a 19-14 loss at Kansas City last Sunday.
Chicago, meanwhile, has dropped four in a row since its five-game run and will be starting recently-signed journeyman Josh McCown at quarterback.
While the Bears playoff hopes might be slim, they remain focused on trying to snap both their overall losing streak and a three-game skid against Green Bay. That includes a 21-14 loss in last season's NFC championship game at Soldier Field.
The Green Bay Packers are recovering from their first loss in one year, and they will play the Bears, who have suffered from several injuries and have three losses in a row right now. A few weeks ago, Green Bay was still in the running to have a perfect season, and Chicago had a decent record, and five games in a row won. Now, there just isn't that much excitement. You can watch this game live, and the rest of the regular and post seasons right from your computer or mobile device. All you have to do is click on the banners and sign up.
With the possibility of a perfect season now over for the Green Bay Packers, and the Chicago Bears in the midst of a free fall from playoff contention, the NFL's lone Christmas game has lost most of its luster.
The Packers look to bounce back from their first defeat in almost exactly one year and hand the injury-riddled Bears a fifth consecutive loss Sunday night at Lambeau Field.
Five weeks ago this contest appeared ready to live up to the expected hype with Green Bay (13-1) flirting with a perfect season and Chicago (7-7) riding a five-game winning streak. Little more than a month later, much less drama surrounds the NFL's Christmas showcase.
Though the Packers still own the league's best record and remain Super Bowl favorites, they're battling injuries and could rest more players after their 19-game winning streak was snapped with a 19-14 loss at Kansas City last Sunday.
Chicago, meanwhile, has dropped four in a row since its five-game run and will be starting recently-signed journeyman Josh McCown at quarterback.
While the Bears playoff hopes might be slim, they remain focused on trying to snap both their overall losing streak and a three-game skid against Green Bay. That includes a 21-14 loss in last season's NFC championship game at Soldier Field.
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