Matt LaFleur made history Thursday night, becoming the first NFL coach to challenge pass interference in a regular-season game.
Ultimately the gambit failed.
Early in the fourth quarter, on a first-and-10 play from the 42-yard-line, Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky rolled right and found receiver Taylor Gabriel on the sideline for a 15-yard gain.
After review, the ruling on the field stood. The Packers lost their second timeout of the half.
Luckily for LaFleur, back-to-back penalties by the Bears' offensive line and a called OPI on Gabriel pushed Chicago back to a first-and-40.
Green Bay held on for the victory, 10-3.
