The ball comes out of the hands of Rogers and it's recovering in the end zone by litter

Floyd.

It is for the touchdown to Fonte Adams.

To the end zone open, it's Adams again for the touchdown.

Whoops it, it's on and it is a touchdown.

Yes, the velvet tones of Jim Nance and the CBS NFL Network,

Simon Cast.

Yes, the Green Bay Packers got it together just in time on Thursday night scoring a

consecutive touchdown drives, three straight touchdown drives in the second half after a

sac strip fumble put the bears ahead temporarily early in the third quarter in the end,

a 26 to 10 victory for the Packers who moved to four into Dan Hanzes here alongside Chris

Wessling.

Wes, it looked pretty grim when Leonard Floyd recovered that ball in the end zone.

The Boobards are back out at Lambo Field, but Aaron Rogers and the Packers,

they put things back together and save some face tonight.

Packers always score on the opening drive of the game because they have the benefit of

scripted plays which allows Aaron Rogers to be more decisive and get rid of the ball faster.

Then they laps in the sand lot ball after that and that's what it shouldn't take nearly three

quarters for Aaron Rogers to find his rhythm against an undermaned, frankly not so good

bears defense and that's what happened tonight.

I think optimists will say they fixed their problems in the second half.

I don't think they did.

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