GREEN BAY – The Packers already saw a new starting quarterback for Detroit this year, and now they're getting one from Chicago, too.
Rookie first-round draft pick Justin Fields has taken the reins for the Bears, and on Sunday at Soldier Field he'll become not only the eighth different starting QB for Chicago during the Aaron Rodgers era, but the 25th different starter for an NFC North opponent since Rodgers became Green Bay's No. 1 QB in 2008.
The Lions' Jared Goff became the 24th back in Week 2 when he assumed the job long held by Matthew Stafford, who had started all of Detroit's games against the Packers over the previous decade except one.