It took the Chicago Bears offense eight quarters, but they were finally able to score a touchdown against the Green Bay Packers this season.
With the Bears trailing 21-3 to start the fourth quarter, the offense orchestrated a 13-play, 67-yard touchdown drive to bring Chicago to within eight points of the Packers.
Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky found receiver Anthony Miller for a 2-yard touchdown.
The Bears defense forced a three-and-out of the Packers offense, which gave the Bears offense the ball back with 7:22 left in the fourth quarter trailing 21-13.
