The Green Bay Packers are experiencing a high-scoring season, yet their red-zone struggles hinder their potential. A narrow 20-19 win against the Chicago Bears showcased both their offensive challenges and potential turning points.

Despite scoring two touchdowns on the ground and a solid rushing performance, the Packers ranked 27th in red-zone efficiency. Coach Matt LaFleur emphasized the need for improvement, particularly in minimizing penalties and enhancing third-down conversions.

Star performances came from wide receiver Christian Watson and running back Josh Jacobs, while defensive issues persisted, especially against Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. The Packers aim to maintain momentum as they prepare to face the San Francisco 49ers next.