The long-standing rivalry between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers will feature a primetime affair at Soldier Field in 2025.

As part of a Week 16 doubleheader on FOX, the Bears will play host to the Packers on Saturday, Dec. 20. This will represent the first prime-time showdown between these two franchises at Soldier Field since Week 1 of the 2019 season. NBC gave Bears-Packers the Week 1 Thursday night treatment to commemorate Chicago’s centennial anniversary. Unfortunately, that game did not live up to the pomp and circumstance that came before it and Green Bay left Soldier Field with a victory.

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