Summary
During a Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears game on December 20, Packers quarterback Jordan Love got a concussion after a hit from Bears defensive end Austin Booker. This led to a debate about whether Booker's hit was intentional and unfair. Love's absence affected the Packers, who lost to the Bears 22-16.
Key Facts
- Packers quarterback Jordan Love was injured during the game against the Bears.
- The injury was caused by a helmet-to-helmet hit from Bears player Austin Booker.
- The hit resulted in a penalty for roughing the passer.
- Love had to leave the game due to concussion protocols.
- There was a discussion during the Fox Halftime Show about whether the hit was "dirty."
- Pro Football Hall of Famers Howie Long and Michael Strahan had differing views on the play.
- The Bears won the game with a final score of 22-16.
