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Aaron Rogers said he loves playing in Soldier Field. Why doesn’t he
The Packers quarterback is there 9-3, including eight wins from the last nine games, and he has thrown 19 touchdowns and eight interceptions.
“It’s always going to be a struggle in that stadium,” Soldiers said via Mark Potash Chicago Sun-Times. “It’s often different to hear his favorite son singing the national anthem from the grass and the crowd is just nuts. The glitter generated over the years has made that place a really special atmosphere, and I have a lot of respect for the organization, the fan base, their team. And I’m excited about testing this week. “
This time, however, the Bears do not have a perfect military field to help them against their hated rivals. Chicago need a win to make the play Chicago F, while the Packers are playing for the No. 1 seed.
“For sure it will be a lot more fun with the fans out there,” Rogers said. “It simply came to our notice then. It is a great sports town. I’ve really enjoyed playing there for years. “
Rogers is 20-4 against the Beds in the games he started and finished. Since 1992, with Brett Favre and Rogers at the helm for the Packers, Green Bay has gone 41-15 against the Bears.
The Packers beat the Bears 41-25 in Week 12 at Lambou Field.
“I don’t think you need to add any extra motivation to this game,” Rogers said. “There is a lot at stake for both the teams. We met a few weeks ago. Then they are playing a lot better. And we know what kind of game it will be. “
