But there's a catch. The car has to be purchased first. Then if Chicago pitches a shutout against the Pack, the customers will get rebates. Wonder how many people will rush out and buy vehicles. Green Bay has been held scoreless twice since 1991, once being in 2006 against 'Da Bears.  

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Has lost a game they may sit some of the injured down for the playoffs. But still, the Bears shutting them out seems a reach.

What would be best for the Packers is to beat the Bears, secure home field, and then rest key players in the season finale against the Lions. The last thing the Packers want, especially with several offensive linemen banged up, is to subject Rodgers to the Lions pass rush in the season finale. Play well this week, take care of business against the reeling Bears, and then view the last game as a mere tune-up for the postseason.