CHICAGO—The Green Bay Packers have better things to do than
trash talk with the Chicago Bears.  Like win the NFC North.  And
a few other titles, perhaps.  The Packers delivered the ultimate
comeback to the yapping Bears on Sunday, a 21-13 victory that
gave Green Bay its second straight NFC North title and put a
serious dent in Chicago's playoff hopes. Aaron Rodgers connected
with James Jones on all three touchdowns, and Clay Matthews
continued his dominance of Jay Cutler with two more sacks as the
Packers won their sixth straight against their archrivals.
"Step one is done," Matthews said. "We just have to continue
this thing rolling all the way to the playoffs."  The Packers
are assured of a home playoff game and, at 10-4, are still in
the running for the No. 2 seed in the NFC.  Not bad for a team
that began the year 2-3.  "I think this team is playing the
right way right now," Rodgers said. "We have two games left in
the regular season. We want to be peaking at the right time
because those are the teams th