Several Bears starters missed practice Wednesday due to injuries. Bears coach Matt Nagy said he doesn't anticipate any change in status for Tarik Cohen, who is eligible to return off the PUP list this week.

The Bears have worked to make their offense easier for rookie quarterback Justin Fields. "Every football player plays better when it’s simple," Fields said.

These are the stats that made this week unique for the Chicago Bears. Running back Khalil Herbert is off to a great start, while the sacks are piling up for quarterback Justin Fields.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson and quarterback Justin Fields continue to work on their chemistry. Robinson said Tuesday that he is seeing improvement from Fields each week.

Khalil Herbert was forced into a starting role for the Bears on Sunday. Though the team lost, Herbert didn't disappoint as the star back. He totaled 112 all-purpose yards and a touchdown.

Green Bay receiver Davante Adams made only four catches in Sunday's win over the Bears, but Adams made the most of each one. When the Packers needed a big play, they looked to Adams.

Bears QB Justin Fields thought he had a free play when a Packers defender jumped offsides. The problem was the refs never threw a flag, and Fields wound up throwing an interception. The play was early in the game, but proved a big momentum swing.

After a game-clinching touchdown, Aaron Rodgers yelled at Bears fans, "I still own you." At 21-5 lifetime against the Bears, Rodgers has earned every right to say that.

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are visiting Soldier Field to face the Bears on Sunday. Catch up on everything you missed this week here and stick around for live updates all game long.