The NFC North Division rivalry of the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers is having quite a revival. While it’s always been fierce, the intensity has ramped up, as the Bears have gotten better in 2025 following the arrival of head coach Ben Johnson in the Windy City.
The Bears split their regular-season series with Green Bay in 2025 and eliminated Jordan Love and company in the NFL playoffs.
Former Green Bay wide receiver Randall Cobb, however, doesn’t know what it’s like to lose to the Bears.
Ex-Packers WR Cobb had a hilarious response to a kid about a Green Bay loss to the Bears
During a recent appearance at a charity event at a local high school with fellow former Packers wideout James Jones and other current Green Bay players, Cobb got a question from a kid about what it’s like to lose to Chicago in the playoffs.
“I’m going to pass the mic because the Bears never beat me like that,” Cobb responded as he gave the mic to Green Bay defensive back Evan Williams.
High school kid: “The #Bears beat y’all. In the first round! What happened?”#Packers Randall Cobb: “I’m going to pass the mic because the Bears never beat me like that.” Hands off microphone to Evan Williams. “Man…” pic.twitter.com/CKA1PZa0rY
— Mike Clemens (@MikeClemensNFL) April 16, 2026
That was a hilarious and savage move at the same time by Cobb, but he can be forgiven for that. He definitely takes pride in having a ton of success at the expense of the Bears, and he wouldn’t allow someone, even if it’s just a kid, to lump him in with the 2025 Packers, who got ejected from the playoffs by Chicago.
For Williams and company, that moment with Cobb can serve as additional motivation for them to get back and sweep Chicago in the 2026 season.
During his NFL career, Cobb recorded 965 receiving yards and nine touchdowns on 69 receptions through 19 games against the Bears.
And on that note, here’s a video of Cobb’s iconic game-winning touchdown against the Bears in 2013.
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