Conventional wisdom is that Bears fans should be happy to see quarterback Brett Favre out of Green Bay, considering how long he was a thorn in Chicago's side. But the reality is Favre didn't fare so well against the Bears in the last few seasons he was in Green Bay , and the Packers may have a much better shot at victory with Aaron Rodgers. Here's a look at how the Bears fared against Favre from 2005-'07. 2007
Dec. 23: The Bears give their fans an early Christmas present: a crushing of the hated Packers, 35-7 at Soldier Field. Favre threw two interceptions, one to Brian Urlacher that was returned for a touchdown.
Oct. 7: At Green Bay, the Bears hand the Pack their first season loss. Favre throws two picks, the last one in the end zone as time ran out, erasing the Packers' chance to win.
2006
Dec. 31: Happy New Year, Chicago! The Packers beat the Bears at Soldier Field with Favre passing for 285 yards and a touchdown. It should be noted that the Bears were 13-2 entering the game and had nothing to play for.
Sept. 10: The Bears open the season with a 26-0 shutout of the Packers in Green Bay, the first of Favre's career. He threw two interceptions.
2005
Dec. 25: It's a somber Christmas in Green Bay as the Bears hand the Pack a 24-17 loss. Favre is intercepted four times, twice by Chris Harris. Lance Briggs returns his interception for a touchdown in the third quarter. A potential game-tying drive in the fourth quarter was squashed by Harris' second INT.
Dec. 4: Favre is picked off twice by the Bears D and also sacked twice in a 19-7 loss at a cold Soldier Field. Nathan Vasher turned one of Favre's interceptions into a game-sealing touchdown with 3:06 left in the game.
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