Bears Vs. Packers: Aaron Rodgers Gives Green Bay 10-3 Lead With 12 To Go

Needing a win to clinch a trip to the NFL playoffs, the Green Bay Packers have scored 10 points in the last six minutes of game time to take their first lead against the Chicago Bears. For the second-straight drive, QB Aaron Rodgers found WR Greg Jennings for a long pass that wound up with a first down on the one-yard line.

But this time they punched it in, with Rodgers hitting a wide-open Donald Lee to complete the five-play, 75-yard drive. Jennings is up to 97 yards on four catches, almost half of Rodgers’ 215. The Packers have all but given up on making use of their running game, but if they’re able to extend their lead they’ll have to try and kill clock somehow.

The Bears have left their starts in, including QB Jay Cutler. They’re still playing with the intention of knocking Green Bay out of the playoffs, but their offense has fallen far behind Green Bay’s after matching Rodgers’ pace for three quarters.