LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The NFC North-leading Chicago Bears will be without top receiver Rome Odunze for Sunday's game at Green Bay because of a lingering foot injury. Chicago (9-3) ruled him out on Friday.

Another week, another big NFC North matchup. This time around, the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears play at Lambeau Field, and the winner will be at the top of the division. Right now, not only do the Bears lead the division,

From Ben Johnson’s jab at Matt LaFleur in January to his success on the field, the stakes have been raised in the lopsided Packers-Bears border brawl.

Williams' passer rating hasn't changed much from last year, but where has he grown? This week's mailbag, plus picks for Lambeau Field.

Christian Mahogany had the first opportunity to fill the role before breaking his leg last month. Against Dallas, the Lions rotated 27-year-old Trystan Colon and fifth-round pick Miles Frazier into the game and they had mixed results.

The Green Bay Packers are going through the most important stretch of their season with a sequence of NFC North games. So, getting players back is huge. However, a Thursday update brought some level of concern in Green Bay.

The NFL’s Chicago Bears vs. Philadelphia Eagles game drew 16.3 million viewers, the largest Black Friday sports audience in decades.

The NFC North lead is at stake Sunday when the Chicago Bears (9-3) visit the Green Bay Packers (8-3-1). The Bears have won five straight and own the NFC's best record.