Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs re-aggravated knee vs. the Denver Broncos, raising concerns ahead of a critical playoff push.

After one of the worst days in franchise history, the Green Bay Packers plunged in our new Consensus NFL Power Rankings. Our Consensus Power R

Here’s the ‘Good, Bad and Ugly’ from the Packers’ loss, beginning with the Ugly. SAY IT ISN'T SO: It was a brutal day for the Packers from an injury standpoint, but the biggest undoubtedly was the loss of Parsons, who is believed to have torn his left ACL.

A victory at Soldier Field over the host Bears puts the Packers (9-4-1) back in in first place in NFC North with two games remaining. But if the Packers fail to win the second matchup with the Bears (10-4) in three weeks, Chicago will be in control of the division race.

The Green Bay Packers did not practice on Tuesday. If they would have, nine players would have been sidelined for the first session of the wee

If Parsons is indeed out for the remainder of the season, Green Bay will have to generate a pass rush with defensive ends Rashan Gary — who doesn't have a sack since Week 8 — Kingsley Enagbare (2.0 sacks) and Lukas Van Ness (1.5 sacks).

It was a tale of two halves for Jordan Love. He looked unstoppable in the 1st half, going 17/22 (77.3%) for 215 yards (9.8 YPA) and 1 TD (122.4 QB Rating). He also had 6 explosive plays through the air (gains of 16+ yards).

Here's how to watch the rematch of the Bears and Packers for first place in the NFC North from Soldier Field Saturday night with radio information and betting trends.