The Packers' 14-point loss at home against the Cowboys was their worst with Aaron Rodgers as starting quarterback (since 2008).

Aaron Rodgers threw 31/42 for 294 passing yards, one touchdown and one interception against the Cowboys. That makes 12 straight games with fewer than 300 passing yards -- the longest streak of his career.

Aaron Rodgers will be facing off against Brian Hoyer and the Bears on Thursday. Over their last 12 starts, Hoyer has better numbers than Rodgers. Hoyer has gone 6-6 with a 63.4 completion percentage, 262.0 passing yards per game, 20-5 TD-INT, and a passer rating of 94.1. Rodgers is 7-5 with a 58.6 completion percentage, 226.8 passing yards per game, 20-9 TD-INT and a passer rating of 83.3.

Since the Packers' 6-0 start last season, Aaron Rodgers has been among the league's worst quarterbacks in several categories. He ranks last in the league in completion percentage (58.1), 24th in passing yards per game (233.3) and 25th in passer rating with 84.0. The Packers are 7-8 over 15 games during that span.

Rodgers has a passer rating of 88.4 this season. If he doesn't improve, it would be his worst rating for a full season since becoming a starter.