There is no team with whom the Packers have a deeper, longer, and richer history than the Chicago Packers have been playing the Bears for more than a century, and in that time there have been some truly outstanding 's a look at a few of them, dating back to almost every era of Packers passing yards 402 Brett Favre, 1993 Here's an odd but true fact to start off: Brett Favre only passed for 400 yards once as a member of the in his epic Monday Night Football performance after the death of his father he only threw for 399 lone 400yard effort in Green Bay came in a 1993 loss to the completed 3of 54 attempts to pile up that yardage total, throwing two touchdowns and three interceptions in the up 402 yards in a 1993 loss to the passing touchdowns Aaron Rodgers, 2014Normally I don't spend too much time noting touchdown totals, but we'll make an exception a 2014 evisceration of the Bears, Aaron Rodgers tossed six touchdown passes in the first got two drives to try to get a seventh in the third quarter, but didn't, giving way to Matt Flynn for the rest of the , the Packers managed to hang on and eke out a 5514 rushing yards 17Ahman Green, 2003Ahman Green had plenty of memorable games in his 2003 campaign, but his 17yards against the Bears represents one of his better needed just 19 carries to reach that figure Julian Fleming Jersey, ripping off 9.3 yards per attempt and scoring two touchdowns in the by his effort and a good day from Brett Favre, the Packers cruised to a 3823 receiving yards 182 Boyd Dowler, 1968There wasn't much that went right for the Packers in Vince Lombardi's only year serving solely as the team's general manager but at least they finished the season with a win over the head coach Phil Bengston, the Packers limped into the final week of the season with a 571 record, assured of their first losing season since Packers' passing attack saved them from an eighth Horn and Zeke Bratkowski combined for 259 passing yards, 182 of which went to Boyd Dowler in the secondbest performance of his Packers won points scored 24 Jim Taylor, 1962Jim Taylor ran roughshod over the entire NFL during his 1962 MVP season, but he caught the Bears during an especially dominant stretch of the Weeks 5 and of that season https://www.gbpackersoutfit.com/green-bay-packers-jayden-reed-jersey, Taylor piled up a combined 324 yards on just 34 carries before getting a bit of a breather in Week 7, when he carried just 1times for 68 roared back in Week 8 against the Bears, pounding out 124 yards on 25 carries and hammering four touchdowns into the end zone in a 387 win over the good measure, he'd score another four touchdowns the next week on his way to a leagueleading total of 19 that sacks 4 Kabeer GbajaBiamila, 2004The Packers weren't great in 2004, but the Bears were barely a football team that Packers' Week 17 domination was less a real contest and more an execution of a bad team by an okay Packers were up 287 at halftime and put it on cruise control from there, letting their defense feast on the hapless Bears en route to a 34 GbajaBiamila was happy to help, pitching in four sacks on the day https://www.gbpackersoutfit.com/green-bay-packers-travis-glover-jersey, including two on the Bears' final had a history of big days against the Bears, having previously taken an interception 72 yards for a touchdown in a 2002 tackles 12 Morgan Burnett, 2014I've never really thought of Morgan Burnett as a big volume tackler, but he was for at least one the same matchup where Aaron Rodgers threw his six touchdowns, Burnett was all over the field on defense, piling up a careerbest 12 tackles as the Packers' defense shut down interceptions 2 25 times by 21 playersThe Packers have a long and rich history of intercepting Bears' passes.25 times in the history of this rivalry a Packers player has recorded two 's gotten to three yet though maybe Caleb Williams will be in a giving mood this week, but there have still been some neat and noteworthy moments among the many twointerception Dillon, the oneeyed wonder, should get a nod for having three twointerception games against the Bears, but I think Mike McKenzie's twopick game in 2003 takes the the Packers up just 1914 in the fourth quarter, the Bears pushed deep into Green Bay territory only for McKenzie to nab an interception at the 10yard line and take it all the way back for a 90yard the twopoint conversion, the Packers were up 2714, and ultimately won 3421.