Bears Trevis Gipson provides bulletin board material for Packers ahead of SNF

Ahead of Sunday Night Football between the Bears and Packers, Chicagodefensive end Trevis Gipson has given Green Bay bulletin board material.

Since 2015, the Chicago Bears have not beaten the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Trevis Gipson has come out and said that would change this Sunday.

The Bears defensive end didn’t mince words when asked about his thoughts on the upcoming Sunday Night Football matchup between the long-storied rivals. Gipson was undoubtedly confident, which is great to have, but his words may have pushed things a bit too far, and in the process, he created bulletin board material for the Green and Gold.

Given that Aaron Rodgers has said that he “owns the Bears,” this isn’t exactly a good look, and Gipson could hear it from the Lambeau faithful on Sunday if things don’t go according to script. Moreover, this puts even more pressure on the Bears, despite them being an underdog coming into the game.

Trevis Gipson may have given the Green Bay Packers bulletin board material before Sunday Night Football against the Chicago Bears.

The Bears come into Sunday Night’s contest at 1-0 after their upset win over San Francisco in Week 1 in a monsoon. Meanwhile, the Packers enter 0-1 after their loss in Minnesota, where it was nice and dry. Still, given how Aaron Rodgers has fared against the Bears, it would be wise for many to pick Green Bay.

That’s what Trevis Gipson hopes to change. He has seen how the Bears have fared against their division rivals. Plus, the Bears haven’t won in Green Bay since the night the Pack retired a now-disgraced Brett Favre‘s jersey. Jay Cutler was the quarterback then. Now it’s the young stud Justin Fields behind center.

45-30 was the score of the last meeting between the two at Lambeau. But for now, all eyes will be on Trevis Gipson to see if his bold proclamation comes true or if the Packers really do own the Bears. Sunday Night Football on NBC and the Bears and Packers clash in another showdown on national TV.