The article previews the upcoming Packers vs. Bears NFL playoff game and highlights eight pending free agents from both teams that the Detroit Lions should consider in the upcoming free agency period, including players on both sides who could potentially strengthen the Lions' roster.
The Bears' 2025 Week 18 game against the Lions featured notable performances including Caleb Williams setting a franchise passing record, Kevin Byard leading the NFL in interceptions, and the Bears achieving a historic defensive streak, despite losing the game. The team secured the No. 2 seed in the playoffs and made several franchise and NFL history with their stats.
The Chicago Bears lost 19-16 to the Detroit Lions in their regular-season finale, with mixed performances across the team. Caleb Williams struggled with consistency, but showed some late-game resilience. The tight ends, especially Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland, performed well, while the defense had moments of success but was hindered by penalties. The coaching staff faced criticism for the team's slow start, but the Bears secured the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs due to other results.
The Detroit Lions finished their 2023 season with a 19-16 win against the Bears in Week 18, showcasing a strong offense and resilient effort despite the game’s lack of playoff implications. Key takeaways include a favorable 2026 schedule, improved offensive performance with some red zone struggles, a team that always fights hard regardless of the stakes, and a standout performance by Amon-Ra St. Brown in his season finale. The game highlighted the Lions' potential and determination under coach Dan Campbell, setting a positive outlook for the future.
The Detroit Lions finished their 2025 season with a 19-16 victory over the Chicago Bears, sweeping the season series. The game featured a late comeback by the Bears, but a game-winning 42-yard field goal by Jake Bates secured the Lions' win. Jared Goff led Detroit with 331 yards and a touchdown, while Amon-Ra St. Brown was the star receiver with 11 catches for 139 yards. The Lions' defense held the Bears to their lowest rushing total of the season, and the game marked a strong finish for Detroit.
The Detroit Lions' 2026 opponents are set, with home games against Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, and several other teams, and away games including Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, and teams from the NFC South and AFC East divisions, based on their NFC North finish and season matchups.
The Detroit Lions will be missing several key players due to injuries in their season finale against the Chicago Bears, including Penei Sewell and Alex Anzalone, while other starters like Amon-Ra St. Brown are active.
The Detroit Lions face the Chicago Bears in their season finale, focusing on winning the turnover battle, establishing the run game, improving pass defense, closing out games in the fourth quarter, and strengthening their offensive line to end the season on a high note.
The Bears aim to secure the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs by beating the Lions in Week 18, with Caleb Williams leading a high-scoring offense, while Detroit, missing the playoffs, looks to challenge the Bears in a fierce matchup at Soldier Field.
The Detroit Lions will face the Chicago Bears on January 4, 2026, with multiple options to watch live on FOX, stream via NFL+, or listen on the Lions Radio Network. The game is part of the regular season, with coverage details and interactive features available through the Lions' digital platforms.
The Chicago Bears plan to play their starters in the final game against the Lions to secure the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs, build momentum after a recent loss, and possibly avenge an earlier defeat, relying on veteran leadership to maintain focus and performance.
The Chicago Bears' Week 18 game against the Detroit Lions will be played at Soldier Field on Jan. 4 at 3:25 p.m. CT, with multiple options to watch, listen, and stream including FOX, NFL+, and local radio stations, along with pregame and postgame coverage on TV, radio, and digital platforms.
The NFL announced that the Week 18 game between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears will be played on January 4 at 4:25 p.m. on FOX. Despite being eliminated from playoff contention, Lions coach Dan Campbell expects his team to finish strong against the NFC North champion Bears, who are still vying for playoff seeding. The outcome of this game, along with other results, could impact playoff positioning for both teams.
The NFL announced that the Chicago Bears will face the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field on January 4th at 3:25 p.m. CT in the Week 18 season finale, with the game televised on FOX. The Bears aim to secure the No. 2 seed in the playoffs with a win or an Eagles loss, as they have already clinched the NFC North division title.
The Minnesota Vikings secured a playoff spot with a dominant 23-10 win over the Detroit Lions, highlighted by a virtuoso defensive performance led by Harrison Smith, and celebrated their organizational legacy and upcoming challenges for next season.