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Packers By The Numbers: Stats from the Week 5 win over the Bears

The Green Bay Packers delivered a dominant 31-7 victory over the Chicago Bears in Week 5, with quarterback Jordan Love leading a high-octane offensive performance. Love’s efficiency stood out, particularly in the passing game, where he operated with a quick 2.54-second release time—faster than his 2025 average and nearly matching Aaron Rodgers’ league-leading pace.

His deep-ball accuracy was eye-opening, while his ability to thrive under pressure was evident, completing 8 of 10 passes for 130 yards (+0.6 EPA per play) when blitzed. The Packers’ personnel groupings showed a strategic shift, with a notable increase in 11-personnel usage (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR) and a balanced run/pass ratio that peaked at 77.8% in the second quarter before dialing back late in the game.

Despite a negative rushing EPA per play, Love’s passing success across all formations—including a 70% success rate in 12-personnel sets—kept the offense humming, even as the defense took over in the fourth quarter to lock down the win.

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