The Sun-Times’ experts offer their picks for the Bears’ game Sunday against the Packers at Soldier Field (noon, Fox 32):
Rick Morrissey
Packers, 27-13: The circus continues with a new Bears offensive coordinator, Thomas Brown, but the same issues that have caused Caleb Williams to go backward in his development. Season: 6-3.
Rick Telander
Packers, 24-16: How could anyone predict the Bears beating the Packers? I mean, like, ever. In football. Not me. Season: 5-4.
Scoop Jackson
Packers, 44-20: Every psychological advantage the Bears could have had leading into this stretch against all NFC North opponents was lost in the last three games. And if we think Shane Waldron was the only problem, we stupid. Season: 5-4.
Patrick Finley
Packers, 24-15: How lopsided is the series? The Bears have lost 10-of-11, 15-of-16, 19-of-21 and 23-of-26 to the Packers. It’d take a minor miracle to end that run of dominance Sunday. Season: 7-2.
Jason Lieser
Packers, 24-13: Switching offensive coordinators doesn’t change the fact that the Bears have a Matt Eberflus problem. As usual, they’re miles behind the Packers. Season: 5-4.
Mark Potash
Packers, 24-17: The Bears figure to get a boost with Brown replacing Waldron as offensive coordinator, and this team is well-equipped for a productive about-face. But at this point, you have to see it to believe it. Season: 5-4.