Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur said the team believes right tackle Zach Tom and safety Evan Williams avoided significant, long-term injuries after leaving Sunday's loss to the Denver Broncos with knee injuries. "Long term, I think we're going to be alright, but whether that's a week or two or three, I couldn't tell you," LaFleur said.

Injuries to Zach Tom and Evan Williams don’t appear to be as serious as fellow Green Bay Packers Micah Parsons and Christian Watson.

Left tackle Rasheed Walker was flagged four times (three accepted). Defensive end Kingsley Enagbare was flagged for unnecessary roughness after hitting punter Jeremy Crawshaw, then was penalized for being the 12 th man on the field — a play that kept alive a drive in which Denver scored a touchdown and took a 34-26 lead.

What’s worse than a loss in the NFL? It’s what happened to the Green Bay Packers in Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos. Four key starters -- Micah Parsons, Zach Tom, Christian Watson, and Evan Williams -- left with injuries in a 34-26 loss. To make matters worse, Parsons suffered a season-ending torn ACL.

Rashan Gary issues a warning about the Packers’ defensive front after a brutal 34-26 loss and Micah Parsons’ likely season-ending injury.

The Green Bay Packers will call on its offense for more after losing star defensive end Micah Parsons on Sunday.

He's got great speed. The thing about him is he can stick his foot in the ground and come right at you, and then he can also turn the corner and get the field, go to the wide field. So he's been a good player for a while,

Green Bay is dealing with several key injured players going out besides Micah Parsons, while the Bears probably need to be more careful in pregame warmups.

The Bears are back in first place of the NFC North and up to the two seed in the NFC. @wiltfongjr has the details here.