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The Thuney upgrade was particularly notable Sunday against the Browns, with former Bears guard Teven Jenkins — the player Thuney replaced — starting for the Browns.

Mohamoud Diabate had an uptick in playing time this week, playing in 52% of the snaps, as did Jerome Baker, playing in 26% of the snaps. In turn, Cleveland went with two cornerbacks and two safeties for much of the day.

The last two weeks Chicago Bears' QB Caleb Williams threw touchdowns that could have just as easily resulted in interceptions.

A loss by Green Bay puts the Packers one loss or one Chicago win from clinching the NFC North but their schedule is more favorable with a home game against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens and a road game at the Vikings.

Bears coach Ben Johnson has seen the Packers defense without Micah Parsons. So has quarterback Caleb Williams.

Which was the more impressive play against the Cleveland Browns: Caleb Williams’ second-half touchdown pass to DJ Moore or Jaylon Johnson’s interception?

Despite the fact that Green Bay lost some of their best players against Denver, the Bears are home underdogs against the Packers this weekend. Still, they've drawn even when it comes to the division race odds.

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.

With Week 16 just around the corner, how do the Chicago Bears compare to the rest of the NFL on offense and defense? We take a look.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears have been hit with some very concerning news before facing the Green Bay Packers.