Packers Morning Buzz: The Bears are still inadequate

Welcome to your Morning Buzz, rounding up news and views regarding the Green Bay Packers, from around the web and here at PackersNews.com. Grab a strong cup of coffee and get caught up on everything you need to know about the Packers.
Pete Dougherty starts us off with his postgame column assessing exactly what the Packers accomplished with their victory over the Bears.
The Bears, with a rookie quarterback and very possibly the worst receiving corps in the league, aren’t equipped to attack the Packers’ secondary like New Orleans and Detroit did. And while the Bears run the ball well with Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen, the Packers’ run defense has been pretty good, too.
So while the Packers have to feel good about Hundley making a couple important plays and getting his first win, they also should heed his words from his postgame news conference. Because there are less favorable matchups coming up over the season’s final seven weeks, and while the win is good for morale, next Sunday will be a re-set against a Baltimore Ravens team coming off its bye.
Tom Silverstein writes on Brett Hundley finally making a difference:
Gary D’Amato writes on the Packers hitting on the right formula:
Michael Cohen highlights the Packers' stout run defense:
Jamaal Williams answered the bell:
Our weekly Insider gives you the Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down:
Packers notes leads with John Fox’s errant challenge:
Elsewhere, the NFL has highlights from the game on their YouTube channel:
Mike Daniels was excited for his quarterback:
NFL Network had an initial report on Aaron Jones’ knee injury:
Rob Demovsky writes on the latest wave of Packers injuries:
Cheesehead TV has first impressions from the Packers' win:
The Power Sweep has a historical note:
ACME Packing Company gives out game balls:
The Packers Wire has winners and losers:
The Internet’s got jokes: