Green Bay burned the Bears with a 50-yard touchdown pass with 1:11 remaining for a 21-15 win Sunday night at Lambeau Field, and Bears quarterback Jay Cutler’s fourth interception of the night sealed Chicago’s fate. The Bears had overcome an atrocious first half and a slew of injuries to take a 15-13 lead late in the fourth quarter on a Robbie Gould field goal. Cutler was supposed to be the Packers’ worst nightmare. Instead, he threw three first-half interceptions. Despite the slow start, Cutler led his new team on three scoring drives in the second half, including a 36-yard touchdown pass to Devin Hester. The Bears lost two of their three starting linebackers in the course of the game — Brian Urlacher with a wrist injury and Pisa Tinoisamoa with a knee injury. They later lost tight end Desmond Clark (back) and guard Frank Omiyale (ankle).
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COMPLETE COVERAGE IN SPORTS
