Game facts: Bears at Packers (Bears facts updated)

Published: Jul 15, 2016 at 09:02 AM

Oldest rivalry in NFL history: Thursday night will be the 193rd all-time meeting between the Bears and Packers (most in NFL history).

All tied up: The all-time series between these two NFC North rivals is tied, with the Bears winning 93 and the Packers winning 93 (six games have ended in a tie).

Rookie on the rise:Tarik Cohen is one of two rookie running backs with 100+ rushing yards and 100+ receiving yards in 2017 (Kareem Hunt is the other).

Explosive runs:The Bears have 12 run plays of 10+ yards so far this season (2nd-most in NFL).

Not going deep:Mike Glennon has only attempted four passes that traveled 20+ yards downfield this season (he completed one, for a TD).

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