NFL: Green Bay 26, Chicago 7
Published: Dec. 31, 2006 at 11:41 PM
CHICAGO, Dec. 31 (UPI) -- Brett Favre passed for 285 yards and the Green Bay defense scored twice on interceptions Sunday as the Packers beat the Chicago Bears, 26-7.
Favre, playing in what could be his final game, went 21-of-42 passing with an interception and was carried off the field by teammate Donald Driver with just over a minute left.
"If it is my last game, I want to remember it," Favre said on the field during a television interview after the game.
He said he will decide soon whether he wants to keep playing.
Ruvell Martin had seven catches for 118 yards for the Packers (8-8), who ended the season with four straight wins.
Rex Grossman struggled for the Bears, committing four turnovers. He went just 2-of-12 passing for 33 yards with three interceptions and a fumble before being replaced in the second half.
Chicago still enters the post-season as the top team in the NFC.
Favre, playing in what could be his final game, went 21-of-42 passing with an interception and was carried off the field by teammate Donald Driver with just over a minute left.
"If it is my last game, I want to remember it," Favre said on the field during a television interview after the game.
He said he will decide soon whether he wants to keep playing.
Ruvell Martin had seven catches for 118 yards for the Packers (8-8), who ended the season with four straight wins.
Rex Grossman struggled for the Bears, committing four turnovers. He went just 2-of-12 passing for 33 yards with three interceptions and a fumble before being replaced in the second half.
Chicago still enters the post-season as the top team in the NFC.
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