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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Patrick Finley

Bears fans won’t be sorry to see Aaron Rodgers go, but they should be

Aaron Rodgers reacts after a play at Soldier Field last year. (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)

There’s a chance Sunday will be the last time Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers saunters into Soldier Field as Chicago’s biggest villain since the burglars from ‘‘Home Alone.’’ Unlike Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, however, he usually walks out with what he came to take.

Bears quarterback Justin Fields will have something to say about it in a showdown that belies both teams’ dismal records. But it’s fair to wonder whether Sunday will be the last chapter in Rodgers’ one-sided rivalry with the Bears.

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