2. Aaron Rodgers

The Bears desperately needed a win last week, and instead gave up 38 points to a Tarvaris Jackson led offense. If that’s any indication, Aaron Rodgers and an angry Packer team could put up triple digits. Good quarterbacks have been thrashing the Bears all year. Philip Rivers, Matthew Stafford, Cam Newton and Drew Brees all put up big games. And, of course, Rodgers did too, throwing for 300 yards and three touchdowns in the first meeting. The Bears are a worse team now, they’re probably demoralized, and Josh McCown will ensure that Rodgers doesn’t spend long on the bench.