While the Bears are basking in a victory that moved them to the No. 2 seed in the NFC for the time being, they can officially clinch a playoff spot on Sunday, but will need some help from an old rival: Aaron Rodgers.

On Sunday, the Chicago Bears are actually in a position to be rooting for Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and old foe Aaron Rodgers. Here's why.

The Lions need a win today against the Pittsburgh Steelers to stay in the hunt for the final wild-card spot in the NFC.

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers last faced the Lions nearly three years ago, in his final game with the Packers.

There's a new candidate for the catch of the year in the NFL this season.

Rodgers averages 2.65 seconds to throw, per NFL Next Gen Stats. He's also been great at avoiding sacks this season, going down only 23 times, ranking 19th in the league.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been linked to an interesting trade that would replace quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

For two decades, Aaron Rodgers has lived under a microscope where every throw, feud, and relationship was pulled into public view. Fame followed him e.