Love-Watson connection helps Packers take some revenge on Bears with a 31-7 rout | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Jordan Love and the Packers turned a reminder about late-game leads into a decisive statement against the Bears, cruising to a 31-7 win at Lambeau Field. Love threw for 367 yards, including touchdowns to Christian Watson on plays of 42 and 53 yards, and Green Bay’s defense forced five turnovers. MarShawn Lloyd scored twice as the Packers improved to 3-2 and moved over .500 for the first time this season. Chicago entered with an NFC-best average time of possession, but after Caleb Williams missed a third straight game with a hamstring injury, Tyson Bagent struggled. Green Bay’s win came after prior losses, including a 31-27 postseason setback where a 21-3 halftime lead slipped away.