The NFL Pro Bowl rosters were announced on Tuesday. Really, the only thing that matters about the Pro Bowl is who made the Pro Bowl teams. The

Micah Parsons was selected to a fifth straight Pro Bowl to start his career, his first with the Packers. Parsons made NFL history with his 12.5 sacks.

Detroit's relying on the Packers losing out and beating the Vikings in Week 17 to try and keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Bears won at Lambeau Field in last year's finale to snap an 11-game losing streak against the Packers. On Saturday, they beat Green Bay at home for the first time since 2018. They also got some payback for what happened at Lambeau two weeks earlier, when they briefly fell out of the division lead.

The Bears erased a 10-point deficit in the final two minutes of regulation, recovering an onside kick, and hit the Packers in the gut in OT.

Six of the seven playoff spots in the NFC are essentially spoken for. Three NFC West teams – the Seahawks, Rams and 49ers – plus the NFC East champ Eagles and NFC North-leading Bears have all clinched postseason berths, with seeding still TBD. Meanwhile the NFC South champ, either the Panthers or Buccaneers, will likely get the No. 4 seed.

The Green Bay Packers fans may no longer be able to watch their start edge rusher, Micah Parsons, wreak havoc on opposing offenses for the remainder of the 2025 season, but that does mean they will not continue feel his impact off the field. And it seems ...