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Packers and Bears head coaches exchange a chilly handshake after their NFC North matchup.

**Packers Triumph Over Bears in NFC North Showdown**

The intense rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears reached new heights on Sunday as they clashed for the NFC North title. The Packers emerged victorious with a score of 28-21, solidifying their position in the division. The game concluded with a chilly handshake between Packers head coach Matt LaFleur and Bears head coach Ben Johnson at midfield, drawing the attention of NFL fans.

This encounter was particularly noteworthy given Johnson’s earlier comments when he was introduced as the Bears’ head coach in January. He expressed his enjoyment in defeating LaFleur twice a year, having previously served as the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions under Dan Campbell.

The game was tightly contested, with the Bears putting pressure on the Packers. Green Bay’s running back Josh Jacobs scored a crucial touchdown with just over three minutes left in the game. However, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw an interception in the end zone during the final moments, sealing the Packers’ victory.

LaFleur greeted Johnson on the field, and their brief interaction lasted only a few seconds. Afterward, LaFleur downplayed any personal rivalry, stating, “It was a quick handshake, and we’ll see them again in 2 weeks.”

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady commented on the handshake, suggesting it mirrored the cold weather. He noted the competitive atmosphere leading up to the game, with both coaches engaging in some playful banter. Brady emphasized that these two young coaches are likely to be fixtures in their respective programs for years to come, promising exciting matchups in the future.

With this win, the Packers now lead the NFC North with a record of 9-3-1, while the Bears fall to 9-4. The two teams are set to meet again in Week 16, adding another chapter to their storied rivalry.

**FAQ**

*What was the outcome of the Packers vs. Bears game?*

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 28-21, securing their position at the top of the NFC North. 

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