The Chicago Bears have a rough stretch of their schedule coming up, and one of their biggest games has been flexed by the NFL.

Though the Bears are preparing to host the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend at Soldier Field, their first showdown of the season against their hated rivals the Green Bay Packers has been pushed back to a new timeslot.

According to the league, that Week 14 game between the two teams, set to be played at Lambeau Field on Sunday, December 7, will be played at 3:25 p.m. Central time instead of the originally scheduled noon kickoff.

That game will still air on Fox, according to the league.

The Bears currently have a 7-3 record, and are in the top spot in the NFC North, just ahead of the Packers and the Detroit Lions in the division race.

The Bears are also coming o

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