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What's up Packer fans? Happy Victory Monday. Welcome into the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thank you so much for joining me. Always appreciate it. Appreciate it. Appreciate all of our listeners and our subscribers, whether you're listening to this on the audio version or on YouTube. Whatever it is. I thank you so incredibly much. This has been a very incredible season for a variety of different reasons,

whether it's the injuries, the offseason drama, the COVID stuff, the entire roller

coaster that this season has been already has certainly been something. But one thing in all the

craziness that has sort of remained the same

is that the Packers are better than the Chicago Bears. So happy Victory Monday Packer fans.

You've deserved it. You've earned it. It's been a crazy, crazy season. But there's no

better way to start, right? The Packers beat the Chicago Bears once again. And credit to the Bears,

and I'll get more into this in just a moment, but there's every reason in the world for them to lay down for this game. They didn't, right? It was a six point Bears lead at halftime. A lot of Packers' mistakes that went into that, which we'll get into more in just a moment. But we talk about this as a rivalry. and I talked about this on the video yesterday.

This right now does not feel like a rivalry.

This feels like a beatdown.

The Packers in the last 60 games have beaten the Bears 46 times, 46 and 14 in their last 60 encounters.

That is a winning percentage of 76.67%. In a normal 16 game season,

what it used to be, that would be the Packers going 12 and 4 every season. It'd actually be

better than that, better than going 12 and 4 every season. That's how good the Packers have been

against the Chicago Bears for the last three decades or so.

And yes, Aaron Rogers and Brett Farv certainly have a lot to do with that.

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