The Packers led 16-6 late in the fourth quarter. Then Matt LaFleur's team melted down, and the Bears scored the next 16 points, including the game-winning TD in OT.

Had Saturday’s game against the Chicago Bears been 58 minutes long, the report card would likely look drastically different than it does. Green Bay was dominant

When the Packers were one yard away from a fresh set of downs to move into more comfortable field goal range in overtime, another mistake derailed their plans. The snap to Malik Willis ended up on the ground almost instantly, and the Bears quickly swarmed toward the ball to prevent Green Bay from advancing it for a first down.

A dramatic comeback by the Bears ended with Caleb Williams finding DJ Moore for a game-winning 46-yard touchdown to retain their first-place spot in the NFC North, while knocking the Packers down to 9-5-1 with their playoff hopes still hanging in the balance.

The NFC North will be closer to a decision after the two rivals meet on Saturday night. How to watch, highlights and more from the game here.

John FitzPatrick exited Saturday's game against the Chicago Bears with a noncontact knee injury in the fourth quarter. He had to be carted off the field. His injury comes a week after tight end Josh Whyle left with a concussion early in the Packers' game against the Denver Broncos.

Chicago is a 1.5-point favorite in the latest Packers vs. Bears odds, while the over/under for total points scored is 46.5 via DraftKings Sportsbook. Before making any Bears vs. Packers picks, check out the NFL predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model .