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Packers-Bears fight breaks out before kickoff

Packers-Bears fight breaks out before kickoff as NFL refs forced to separate teams

NFL officials had to separate players from the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears after a pre-game altercation intensified 20 minutes before kickoff for their Wild Card matchup at Soldier Field

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WATCH: Massive fight breaks out between Packers and Bears 20 minutes before wild-card round kickoff

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Packers eliminated from 2026 NFL playoffs with wild card loss to Bears

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Packers vs. Bears NFC Wild Card Round Highlights: Chicago Stuns With Comeback Win

Caleb Williams and the NFC North champion Bears rallied from a 21-3 halftime deficit to earn a stunning 31-27 wild-card win over Jordan Love and the Packers at Soldier Field.

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The Cardiac Bears strike again, erasing an 18-point deficit to shock the Packers in the wild card round

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Review: Late collapse eliminates Packers from playoffs

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Wild Card Weekend: Packers Winners and Losers vs. the Bears

My boy, my baby boy. We’ve been waiting all season for Matthew Golden’s coveted first NFL touchdown, and Saturday night, he finally got his moment.

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Packers Report Card: Grades From Playoff Collapse Against Bears

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Packers collapse in Chicago, Bears complete second-half comeback

Packers fail to match Bears’ fight, and it’s not the first time

Too often, the Packers have not closed their biggest games with winning moments, and too often they’ve shown a lack of fight.

WMBF News

Hikers injured while fighting off bear, troopers say

SEWARD, Alaska (KTUU/Gray News) - A pair of hikers in Alaska were injured while fighting off a bear, according to Alaska State Troopers. The man and woman told troopers they were finishing up a hike on the Exit Glacier Trail in Seward, Alaska, Wednesday ...

Duluth News Tribune

Could you beat a grizzly bear in an unarmed fight?

ALEXANDRIA — Apparently, just under 3% of Americans think they could beat a grizzly bear in an unarmed fight. So is it good news or bad news that four years ago, 6% thought they could?