After their team’s loss to the Detroit Lions on Thursday night, Green Bay Packers supporters were irate.
With justification. The Packers were completely outplayed and suffered a humiliating home defeat to a division rival.
Having said that, the Packers’ future appears promising. To be fair, Green Bay was playing without All-Pro left tackle David Bakhtiari, All-Pro left guard Elgton Jenkins, All-Pro linebacker De’Vondre Campbell, and All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander. Additionally, Christian Watson, their top wide receiver, and Aaron Jones, their starting running back, were both participating in snap counts.
To put it briefly, it was the sort of performance that could be expected from a young team that was dealing with numerous injuries.
On the plus side, the outlook is excellent.
The Chicago Bears, who spent the most money on free agents this past offseason of any NFL team, cannot say the same.
After once dominating the Denver Broncos by 21 points, the Bears fell to 0-4 on Sunday. After all the negative comments Chicago supporters made on social media during the offseason, Green Bay supporters didn’t hold back during or after the Bears’ most recent misfortune.
After the Chicago Bears blew a 21-point lead against the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers fans mock the Chicago team.
In the first quarter, former Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Russell Wilson connected with running back Jaleel MacLaughlin for a touchdown pass that gave the Broncos the lead.
However, the Bears then went on an unexpected scoring spree, scoring 28 unanswered points.
Denver, however, took control after their final touchdown in the third quarter. They scored 24 points without being answered, including a touchdown on a recovered fumble (Justin Fields was the one who dropped the ball).
With 1:14 left in the game, the Broncos also intercepted Fields.
Denver won the game 31-28 after the Bears’ threat was ended.
Following the Chicago Bears’ 4–0 loss, Green Bay Packers supporters react.
All offseason, the Bears and their supporters talked a big game.
They were confident that they would hold the NFC North division for many years to come after the Aaron Rodgers trade and their own significant spending.
Now, it appears that they may be considering firing their entire coaching staff and replacing Justin Fields for the upcoming campaign.
The Bears’ appalling performance was criticized by Packers fans who had not forgotten their offseason taunts:.
Despite how miserable Thursday night was for Packers supporters, at least they have grounds to think their team can contend in the majority of contests. Can Bears supporters claim the same?