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The Green Bay Packers ran 132 yards behind Aaron Jones, while Aaron Rodgers joined an elite club of quarterbacks who had hit 450 touchdown passes in the NFL, as they edged the Chicago Bears 27-10.

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Chicago Bears highlights against Green Bay Packers from second week of NFL season

The Green Bay Packers bounced back from their Week One loss to the Minnesota Vikings with a 27-10 all-out win at home against their division rivals, the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field on Sunday night.

Story of the game

Aaron Jones dashed for 132 yards and a touch of the ball, and caught a scoring pass from Aaron Rodgers, who continued to dominate the Bears.

Jones had five runs in 49 yards and three catches in 27 yards in a 23-7 loss in Minnesota that opened the season, and the Packers (1-1) vowed he would have a bigger role.

That has been proven to be the case. He made it through, hitting 8.8 yards per dash and leading the Packers’ 203-foot ground assault. He had 15 hits as well as three catches for 38 yards.

Green Bay defeated the Bears (1-1) for the seventh time in a row, matching the second-longest winning streak in the NFL’s oldest rival’s 205-game history. The Packers won 10 in a row against the Bears from 1994-98. They have two other seven-game winning streaks in this series, from 1928-30 and 2000-03.

Aaron Rodgers continues impressive streak against Bears

The Packers took a 24-7 first-half lead by dominating the second half, then made a goal in the fourth to thwart the Bears’ return attempt.

A week after he struggled to connect to his new type of receiver, Rodgers was characteristically productive, going 19 out of 25 for 234 yards and two touchdowns. The Packers are 24-5 ahead of the Bears in the game Rodgers has begun.

Chicago’s David Montgomery jumped 122 yards on 15 attempts. Fields had a touchdown and was 7 of 11 in 70 meters with an intercept.

The Packers overcame the Bears 21-0 in the second quarter. Jones scored twice, both catching the ball from Rodgers backstage and to the bottom area.

The first is a back pass that is considered done 15 yards. On the second touchdown, Jones moved, caught a flip pass in the bottom area and scored from over eight yards. Jones benefited from the return of right tennis player Elgton Jenkins, playing the ball for the first time since tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament last November.

Jones’ second point was the 450th touchdown pass of Rodgers’ career. Other players to reach that milestone are Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Brett Favre.

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Aaron Rodgers becomes fifth player to reach 450 touchdown passes in NFL history with his assist for Aaron Jones

Rodgers added 451 in the last minute of the first half with a 5m finish for Allen Lazard, who sat out the Vikings with an ankle injury.

Rodgers completed the pass to eight recipients. No one had more than three tackles, but Sammy Watkins turned his catcher trio to 93 yards.

The Bears made the game competitive in the second half, capitalizing on Green Bay’s mistakes.

A goal from Cairo Santos 40 yards from the field gave Green Bay a 24-10 lead after a clumsy exchange between Rodgers and AJ Dillon for the Bears to receive the ball at 31.

The Packers follow-up series breaks down when a Josh Myers snap hits receiver Christian Watson, who is in motion and passes Rodgers. Dillon restored the mess, but it placed the Packers in third and 22nd and led to a dangerous game of chess.

Chicago drove towards the end of Green Bay and had a clear touch at 6 yards as Fields flipped when replays determined he fell before reaching over the goal line.

In the next play, Fields again ran to the fourth finish and goal from within the first half, and officials ruled that Preston Smith and Jarran Reed stopped him in the late-game zone when the game was over. eight minutes.

Statistical leaders

Bear

• Pass: Justin Fields, 7/11, 70 yards, 0 TDs, 1 INT
• Jump in: David Montgomery, 15 carry, 122 yards
• Received: Equivalent St. Brown, 2 catches, 39 yards

Packers

• Pass: Aaron Rodgers, 19/25, 234 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT
• Lao: Aaron Jones, 15 carries, 132 yards
• Receiving: Sammy Watkins, 3 catches, 93 yards

Scoring Summary

What they say… Jones: ‘I knew I had to show up’

Aaron Jones was delighted to have led the way.

Aaron Jones said: “That made me naturally put a smile on my face. “I knew I had to show up when my number was called. It just pushed me so much harder.

“It says a lot about our offense,” he added. “You know what’s going to happen, but you have to stop it. It’s not easy to do. I’m just saying kudo to the entire offensive unit and our entire team for reacting and recovering from last week. “

Aaron Jones leaves the field with Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers said: “Tonight is really around 28 (AJ Dillon) and 33 (Jones). “I didn’t play brilliantly. I felt like the stats looked a little bit better than the game.

“I missed some throws that I should never have missed. There were some chances to get extra points.”

“Going out with a disappointing loss like this, it hurts,” Bears defender Justin Fields said. “We have to answer.”

What’s next?

The second week of the NFL season ends with the double help of Monday Night Football.

The widely-fancied Buffalo Bills aim to support their opening win over the LA Rams, as they host a live game against the Tennessee Titans 0-1 Sky Sports Arena.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings in form went to Philadelphia to confront the Eagles on Sky Sports NFL.

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