Chicago Bears beat Green Bay Packers 1716 to 14 says Fox Sports (Photo)

It was not a good day for Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears as Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers unleashed an offensive attack in the Windy City.

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Of course, you may not know that if you happened to be watching a Fox feed of the game which suggested the Chicago Bears at one point had a 1716 to 14 lead over the Green Bay Packers. The feed appears to come from a Spanish affiliate of Fox Sports, but that doesn’t make the score any less amusing.

If anything, it can help Chicago Bears fans pretend today didn’t happen, right?

One might venture to look through the NFL record book to see if this would be the biggest score discrepancy in league history, but I’d advise you to save your time.

It appears an intern simply got a little too carried away with their numbers and instead meant to suggest the Chicago Bears had a 17-14 lead over the Green Bay Packers. In the end though it was those Packers who ended up dishing out the blowout score as they defeated the Chicago Bears 38-17. Not nearly impressive to the eyes though still a slaughtering.

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