3. Play mistake free football
Now, this one goes without saying, but if you limit mistakes and execute, you should be in good shape. While that’s not something the Bears have done well as a whole this season, it’s something that they’ve done well over the last few games.
The Bears have committed three turnovers in the last two games — two interceptions and a fumble — and they’re going to need to clean that up against the Packers, where Chicago’s lone turnover in Week 1 played a huge role in the outcome of the game.
But limiting penalties — especially drive-killing penalties — has been something that the Bears offense has excelled out over the last two weeks. Instead of finding themselves in down-and-long situations — especially on third down — they’re in more manageable positions. That’s something they need to continue against Green Bay.
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