This game showed the dangers of having only 2 QBs on the roster. Green Bay backup QB Matt Flynn was starting in place of the injured star QB Aaron Rodgers. Things were looking good for the Cheeseheads when Green Bay picked off Bears QB Jay Cutler 3 times all within the first quarter, and with a clicking offense, jumped out to a 10-nothing lead. However, when Flynn himself went down in the second quarter with an injury, all hell broke loose. Packers Coach Mike McCarthy had no choice but to send in punter Tim Masthay as the quarterback. Although nobody likes to see a player get injured, facing off against a punter had the Bears' defense licking their chops. All of a sudden, it didn't matter that Cutler threw 4 interceptions against a ferocious Packers' defense, all within the first half. Cutler managed to redeem his tremendously poor play somewhat, eventually throwing for 5 touchdown passes, and WR/PR Devin Hester scored his first punt return touchdown of the season in this one, but it was the Bears defense that helped Da Bears run away with it. Masthay did an amazing job for a punter as a quarterback facing off against an extremely talented defense, but Chi-town's D was still able to help make this game a blowout, which included getting their first safety of the season.