The NFL kicked off Week 4 with its oldest rivalry as the Green Bay Packers played host to the Chicago Bears at historic Lambeau Field. The Packers – depleted offensive line and all – manhandled the Bears, jumping out to an early lead and rarely looking threatened in a 35-14 win.
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The game was a significant one as the Packers now lead the all-time series against the chief rival 95-94-6. It is the first time the Packers have led the series in right decades as the last time they had a series lead was in 1933.
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