The All Time Packers/Bears Record

[The Shadow]

I'm surprised this isn't being talked about more.
Right now : Bears 93 wins
Packers 93 wins
6 ties

For the first time in my life (which is an absurdly long one), the Pack has the chance to eclipse the hated Dumpsters of the Midway.
YOWZAH!!!!

[Joemailman]

I was just about to look that up. Packers better not have a repeat of the last time they played the Bears on a Thursday Night...

[hoosier]

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[The Shadow]

Unless they get the tackle position shored up, I am extremely apprehensive.

[pbmax]

Inspired by a serious doubt that Shadow had never witnessed the Packers with a series lead, I looked it up. Unless Shadow is 94, he never has. As usual, I was probably wrong.

Packers versus Bears by the numbers:

I just ran this out on Excel, so there may be any number of bad formula errors in here:
(all decades run from 0-9 - I don't care if there is not a year 0)

Best Packer Decade: 2010's at 12-3 so far (best complete decade is 1960s at 15-5)

Best Bear Decade: 1940s at 16-4 (the 50s were almost as good and salted away the lead for the rest of the century 14-5-1

Last time tied (beside today at 94-94-6): September 24, 1933, 11 wins 11 losses (Packers lost this game)

Biggest lead in series Packers: 11 wins to 9 losses (1932), or 55%

Biggest lead in series Bears by total wins: 24, twice, in Oct 25, 1992 and Sept 25, 1960 (Packers surprisingly competitive in the 1980s = 7-11, considering the Ditka years.

Biggest lead in series by percentage: 65.8% 1958 and 1960

^ The Bear percentage lead was higher in the 20s, but I counted series totals only after the last tie-1933). With the small sample size, Bears lead series by 100% until their 4th game in 1925 (after first Packer win, series was 1-3). Bears in 1927 (7-1 against Packers) had next highest win% was 87.5. All downhill for the next 90 years wth a few bumps after that.

My chart contained the two playoff games. Of course the teams are 1-1 there.

If average calculates how I think it does, the all time series average score is 17-17.

[pbmax]

All time points, with playoffs:

3335 to 3331 (Packers lead)

[Joemailman]

Inspired by a serious doubt that Shadow had never witnessed the Packers with a series lead, I looked it up. Unless Shadow is 94, he never has. As usual, I was probably wrong.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMRrNY0pxfM

[Fritz]

Maxie's probably old enough to have seen it.

[woodbuck27]

Tonight TNF is featuring Episode 193 of the Oldest Rivalry in the NFL.

This Rubber Match is HUGE !

The Packers OL will most likely be missing both starting Tackles.

Good News! Randall Cobb is expected to return and this hopefully will be a boost for Aaron Rodgers.

This Bears team is more than decent right now. They have a solid Running Game on 'O' and an excellent front Seven on ' D '. That as a fact Vs The Packers OL patched together as we'll see it...... is intriguing.

At this time the Packers are favoured by 7 Points.

How will the Pckers win !? I want to see a lot of Quick Huddle Offense.

GO PACK GO !

[woodbuck27]

http://www.packers.com/news-and-events/article-one-last-look/article-1/Theres-history-to-be-made-in-Packers-Bears/3282c341-7b61-4d0f-8376-6c84ad43f42f?campaign=email_170928

There's history to be made in Packers-Bears

Posted 5 hours ago

Mike Spofford packers.com senior writer @MikeSpofford

[sooner6600]

good job pbmax.

Thanks for the good work.

[Upnorth]

Nice to have the shoe on the other foot for the first time in 84 years

[The Shadow]

To add insult to insult: The loss dropped the Bears below .500 in the all-time series against the Packers for the first time since 1932. Virginia McCaskey, 94, was 9 then.

[Joemailman]

To add insult to insult: The loss dropped the Bears below .500 in the all-time series against the Packers for the first time since 1932. Virginia McCaskey, 94, was 9 then.

How old were you? ;)

[George Cumby]

How old were you? ;)

Lol!

[George Cumby]

1933 was the year my 84 year old Dad was born.

In the 80's and 90's and even into the oughts I didn't think I'd see this day.

And I was feeling kind of bad about the utter domination over the last 20+ years until that cheap shot last night.

[The Shadow]

How old were you? ;)

I drove her to school.

[Maxie the Taxi]

I drove her to school.In what? Model A or horse and buggy?

[The Shadow]

Chariot.

[pbmax]

The Shadow, a reincarnated Roman legion or gladiator (maybe Highlander), traveling through time before finally landing as a modern day Packer fan/human resource director/Army Reserve Colonel is a TV show I would watch.

[mraynrand]

Quantum Lambeau Lt. Col. Laurel Leaps?

[mraynrand]

Chariots of Favre?

[pbmax]

Packerlander?

[mraynrand]

Brooks to the Future

[QBME]

Interesting stat - total points scored over the time of rivalry:

Packers 3,370 points
Bears - 3,345 points

[Guiness]

Inspired by a serious doubt that Shadow had never witnessed the Packers with a series lead, I looked it up. Unless Shadow is 94, he never has. As usual, I was probably wrong.

Packers versus Bears by the numbers:

I just ran this out on Excel, so there may be any number of bad formula errors in here:
(all decades run from 0-9 - I don't care if there is not a year 0)

Best Packer Decade: 2010's at 12-3 so far (best complete decade is 1960s at 15-5)

Best Bear Decade: 1940s at 16-4 (the 50s were almost as good and salted away the lead for the rest of the century 14-5-1

Last time tied (beside today at 94-94-6): September 24, 1933, 11 wins 11 losses (Packers lost this game)

Biggest lead in series Packers: 11 wins to 9 losses (1932), or 55%

Biggest lead in series Bears by total wins: 24, twice, in Oct 25, 1992 and Sept 25, 1960 (Packers surprisingly competitive in the 1980s = 7-11, considering the Ditka years.

Biggest lead in series by percentage: 65.8% 1958 and 1960

^ The Bear percentage lead was higher in the 20s, but I counted series totals only after the last tie-1933). With the small sample size, Bears lead series by 100% until their 4th game in 1925 (after first Packer win, series was 1-3). Bears in 1927 (7-1 against Packers) had next highest win% was 87.5. All downhill for the next 90 years wth a few bumps after that.

My chart contained the two playoff games. Of course the teams are 1-1 there.

If average calculates how I think it does, the all time series average score is 17-17.

Do you have the record during the two decades Favre was under center (90's and 00's)? 13-7 and 12-8 by my count.

[esoxx]

Interesting stat - total points scored over the time of rivalry:

Packers 3,370 points
Bears - 3,345 points

Kicking their ass!

[pbmax]

Do you have the record during the two decades Favre was under center (90's and 00's)? 13-7 and 12-8 by my count.

Favre proper 22-10 I believe, assuming he started each game from 1992 to 2007.

[pbmax]

Interesting stat - total points scored over the time of rivalry:

Packers 3,370 points
Bears - 3,345 points

Avergage score: 17.19 to 17.15 (Packers ahead)

[pbmax]

Brooks to the Future

A Wrinkle in Cheddar