Packers vs. Bears: 5 things to know about Green Bay's Week 5 opponent

The Green Bay Packers, currently at 2-2, are set to face the Chicago Bears, who have a 3-1 record, in a Week 5 matchup at Lambeau Field. The Bears have won both of their previous games under the guidance of a backup quarterback. Chicago currently ranks in the top 10 in both points scored and points allowed through four games.

During last week's game against the New York Jets, the Bears dominated, boasting 492 rushing yards and more first downs (34) than the Jets had plays (32). Chicago also held the Jets to zero third-down conversions. However, two giveaways and a 2-for-7 performance in the red zone prevented a larger margin in the scoreboard.

This week, the Bears will welcome newcomers Kalif Raymond and Garrett Bradbury to their offense. The defense has seen remaking, with veteran Devin Bush at linebacker, Dillon Thieneman at safety, Malik Muhammad in the slot, and veterans Kentavius Street, Neville Gallimore, and Jordan van den Berg on the defensive line. Safety Coby Bryant, the team's big free agent signing, is currently on injured reserve. Xavier Woods, another starter at safety, is set to replace Bryant.

For the second consecutive week, the Packers will face a backup quarterback, Caleb Williams, who is recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in Week 2.