The Packers listed receiver Christian Watson (foot) and defensive end Brenton Cox Jr. (foot) as questionable and ruled out five players: cornerback Jaire Alexander (knee), linebacker Quay Walker (ankle), tackle Andre Dillard (concussion) and safeties Evan Williams (quad) and Zayne Anderson (concussion).

The Chicago Bears might be at the lowest point in their franchise’s history. That spans a long length of time. Mired in a 10-game losing streak, there’s a good chance that their skid extends to 11 when they play at the Green Bay Packers Week 18.

Despite being one of the hottest potential head-coaching candidates out there, there is still a chance that Ben Johnson returns for yet another season as the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator. He is said to be very selective when it comes to leaving.

The consensus amongst Bears fans is Ben Johnson is the top option for the next head coach. However, history suggests the Bears rarely make the obvious choice.

According to John Shipley, Lions OC Ben Johnson would be interested in the Jaguars’ head coaching position should they decide to replace current HC Doug Pederson. Shipley cites former Jaguars OL Greg Huntington,

We are a few days away from the Bears officially starting their head coaching search, here are some names to watch.