Micah Parsons' brother Terrence doesn't mince words about Romeo Doubs' onside kick blunder leading to Packers' loss vs Bears

The Green Bay Packers looked poised to secure a key divisional game win against the Chicago Bears in Week 16. However, a Romeo Doubs onside blunder resulted in the game going into overtime. The Bears secured the win in overtime, thereby delivering another blow to Green Bay's divisional title hopes.

Micah Parsons' brother, Terrence, did not mince words after the game.

"All he had to do was do what we were taught at 6 years old don’t catch it just fall on the football wouldn’t have to worry about getting hit none of it." wrote Terrence on X (formerly Twitter).

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According to The Athletic, Josh Blackwell recovered an onside kick that Doubs mishandled with 1:59 left in the fourth, to start a drive that ended with Jahdae Walker’s reception in the end zone to take the matchup to overtime.

Malik Willis then fumbled a snap on fourth-and-1 to set the scene for Caleb Williams to throw a 46-yard game-winning touchdown to D.J. Moore and seal the walk-off victory for Chicago.

The Chicago Bears are now 11-4 to extend their lead at the top of the NFC North over the Green Bay Packers, who have dropped to 9-4-1.

Green Bay Packers are up against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 17

There's no time for the Green Bay Packers to lament their loss against the Chicago Bears. Matt LeFleur's team will host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 17.

The Ravens are in a two-way race with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the AFC North title. They're looking to make the playoffs for the fourth straight season, but will need positive results for the rest of the campaign.

The Green Bay Packers are currently on a two-game losing streak, and they'll need to get back to winning ways without superstar edge rusher Micah Parsons. Parsons suffered an ACL injury in Week 15, and he'll miss the rest of the season due to the injury.

In the meantime, Green Bay will look to sort out its special teams department. Mistakes like the Romeo Doubs onside blunder could haunt them at the business end of the campaign.

Edited by Nick Igbokwe