The Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Bears 31-7 on Sunday at Lambeau Field, with Caleb Williams sidelined for a third straight game by a hamstring injury.
Jordan Love threw for 367 yards, completing 25 of 31 passes. Christian Watson caught touchdown passes of 42 and 53 yards and finished with six receptions for 143 yards. MarShawn Lloyd also scored twice.
Tyson Bagent started in place of Williams and threw two interceptions to Xavier McKinney. Case Keenum replaced Bagent early in the fourth quarter. Chicago committed five turnovers overall, including one on each of four consecutive second-half possessions.
The result put Green Bay at 3-2, level with Chicago. The Packers had lost three of their previous four meetings with the Bears, including a 31-27 playoff defeat last season after leading 21-3 at halftime.
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