Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears Picks, Prediction, Odds and Line Movement for Saturday, January 10, 2026
It’s a NFC Wild Card Playoff matchup in the Windy City as the Green Bay Packers travel to take on the Chicago Bears Saturday night and we have you covered with our Packers vs. Bears prediction. Green Bay closed their season with a 16-3 loss to the Vikings on the road last Sunday, covering the line as a 13.5-point underdog, in their previous contest. Chicago fell 19-16 at home to Detroit in their previous contest, losing outright as a 3.5-point favorite, last Sunday. In the all-time regular season series between the teams, the Packers own a 107-96-6 advantage, though the Bears rallied for a 22-16 overtime win at home in the most recent meeting December 20, 2025. The teams split two previous postseason meetings with the Packers taking a 21-14 win on the road in the NFC Championship Game January 23, 2011 in the most recent matchup. Read more about this Packers vs. Bears prediction! Don’t get sacked this football season! Try our NFL Picks!
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Green Bay Trying to Reverse Late Season Slide
Green Bay floundered down the stretch as they closed the year with four straight losses as they fell to Minnesota on the road in their regular season finale last Sunday. The Packers finished second in the NFC North with a 9-7-1 mark on the year. Against Minnesota, Green Bay was stifled offensively, not scoring until the game’s final play, to wind up with the loss. The Packers trailed 3-0 after the opening quarter, 13-0 at the half and 16-0 in the fourth quarter en route to the loss. Green Bay was drubbed 363-121 in total offense, gave up 23 first downs while recording 12 and lost time of possession by a 33:30 to 26:30 margin. Those numbers far overshadowed the fact that they forced the game’s lone turnover.
This season, the Packers are 17th in the league in passing offense with an average of 212.8 yards per game this season. Green Bay is 15th in the league in rushing offense as they grind out 119.8 yards per contest. The Packers are 16th in the league in scoring offense as they pile up an average of 23 points per game this year. Green Bay stands 11th in the league in scoring defense by giving up an average of 21.2 points a contest on the season. Jordan Love is 291 of 439 passing for 3,381 yards with 23 touchdown passes and six interceptions. He has 199 rushing yards while getting sacked 21 times. Malik Willis (30 of 35, 422 yards, three TD, 123 rush yards, two TD) is the backup quarterback while Clayton Tune (seven of 15, 42 yards, INT, 23 rush yards). Josh Jacobs leads the team in rushing with 234 carries for 929 yards plus 13 scores on the year. Emanuel Wilson (125 carries, 496 yards, three TD) and Chris Brooks (27 carries, 106 yards) have been involved in the run game as well. Jayden Reed (19 receptions, 207 yards, TD) and Romeo Doubs (55 receptions, 724 yards, six TD) are the top two receiving options for the Packers this season. Jacobs (36 receptions, 282 yards, TD), Tucker Kraft (32 catches, 489 yards, six TD), Christian Watson (35 grabs, 611 yards, two TD) and Dontayvion Wicks (30 grabs, 332 yards, two TD) are other options in the passing game. Lucas Havrisik hit seven of nine extra point attempts and was four of four on field goals with a long of 61 before getting cut. Brandon McManus is 32 of 33 on extra point attempts and 24 of 30 on field goal attempts with a long of 56 on the year.
Key Injury Report for Packers:
- Wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks (concussion) is out.
- Quarterback Malik Willis (back/shoulder) is questionable.
- Linebacker Nick Niemann (pectoral) is questionable.
- Defensive lineman Warren Brinson (foot) is questionable.
- Safety Javon Bullard (knee) is questionable.
- Offensive lineman Zach Tom (back/knee) is questionable.
Bears Seeking to Earn First Playoff Win Since 2010
Chicago fell to Detroit in a meaningless regular season finale to Detroit at home last week but ended up with the #2 seed in the NFC playoffs. The Bears ended the year 11-6 and won the NFC North as they seek their first playoff win since 2010 here. Against Detroit, Chicago sputtered most of the way, trailing 3-0 after the opening quarter, 13-0 at the half and 16-0 after three quarters before rallying. The Bears tied the game at 16 with 5:25 to play before falling on a Jake Bates’ 42-yard field goal as time expired. Chicago was outgained 433-270 in total offense, gave up 26 first downs while allowing 16, lost time of possession by a 35:45 to 24:15 margin. Both teams turned the ball over once in the game.
On the season, the Bears are 10th in the league in passing offense with 225.1 yards per game while they are 3rd in rushing by averaging 144.5 yards per contest. Chicago is 9th in the league in scoring offense with an average of 25.9 points per game while they are 23rd in scoring defense by allowing 24.4 points per contest. Caleb Williams is 330 of 568 passing for 3,942 yards with 27 touchdowns and seven interceptions while ranking third on the team with 388 rushing yards and three scores. Tyson Bagent (three of four, 47 yards, seven rush yards) is the backup. D’Andre Swift leads the team with 223 carries for 1,087 yards and nine scores on the year. Kyle Monangai contributes 169 carries for 783 yards and five scores as the second back. Rome Odunze (44 receptions, 661 yards, six TD) and Olamide Zaccheaus (39 catches, 313 yards, two TD) are among the team’s leading pass catchers in terms of receptions. DJ Moore (50 grabs, 682 yards, six TD), Swift (34 receptions, 299 yards, TD), Luther Burden III (47 catches, 652 yards, two TD) along with tight ends Colston Loveland (58 grabs, 713 yards, six TD) and Cole Kmet (30 catches, 347 yards, two TD) are solid targets in the passing game. Cairo Santos is 39 of 39 on extra points and 25 of 30 on field goal attempts with a long of 54 this season. Jake Moody is three of three on extra point attempts and eight of nine on field goal attempts with a long of 48 this season.
Key Injury Report for Bears:
- Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson (concussion) is out.
- Linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga (concussion) is out.
- Defensive lineman Joe Tryon-Shoyinka (concussion) is out.
- Tackle Braxton Jones (knee) is questionable.
- Cornerback Kyler Gordon (groin) is questionable.
Packers vs. Bears Pick
| # | Handicapper | Profit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Tony Karpinski | +2,976.00 |
| 2 |  Joe Duffy | +2,595.00 |
| 3 |  The Insiders Room | +2,320.00 |
| 4 |  Mark Ruelle | +1,627.00 |
| 5 |  Jackie Mack | +1,451.00 |
Moneyline Pick for Packers vs. Bears
- Bears +110 (4 units)
Green Bay stumbled down the stretch with four straight losses and having Micah Parsons sidelined for the year is a big blow. The Packers will have Love back under center but having Wicks go down with a concussion takes a weapon out of the passing game. Chicago showed grit by rallying to beat the Packers a few weeks ago in overtime at home and then dug their way out of a two-score hole to tie the Lions before falling at the final gun. The Bears are getting healthier at this point in time and with the Packers on the road, without momentum, you can’t get amped about their chances. Take the Bears in this one.
Over/Under Pick for Packers vs. Bears
- Over 44.5 (4 units)
Green Bay has seen the over post a 9-8 mark in their 17 games on the season entering this game. The Packers have seen the over go 6-3 in their nine road games on the season. Chicago has seen the over post an 8-8-1 mark in their 17 games on the year. The Bears stayed under the mark in six of their eight home games on the year. We saw the teams split the two meetings this season in relation to the total, combining for 49 points at Lambeau Field against a number of 43.5 before 38 combined points at Soldier Field against a number of 44.5 in the second meeting. With Love back, the Packers giving up at least 21 points in five of their last six and the Bears good on offense, take the over here.
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