The Chicago Bears (3-9) will face the Green Bay Packers (4-8) on Sunday, where Chicago is looking to break a five-game losing streak.

The Bears are coming off a 31-10 loss to the New York Jets, where they were without quarterback Justin Fields, who has a separated left shoulder. The offense looked vastly different in his absence, managing just 10 points in the first half and held scoreless in the second half of action.

Here’s how the Bears and Packers stack up statistically ahead of Sunday’s matchup:

Scoring Offense

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Bears: 19th, 20.9 PPG

Packers: 23rd, 19.6 PPG

Passing Offense

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Bears: 32nd, 131.2 passing YPG

Packers: 14th, 223.4 passing YPG

Rushing Offense

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Bears: 1st, 192 rushing YPG

Packers: 14th, 121.3 rushing YPG

Total Offense

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Bears: 24th, 323.2 total YPG

Packers: 16th, 344.7 total YPG

First Downs

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Bears: 24th, 215 first downs

Packers: T-12th, 232 first downs

Penalties

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Bears: 18th, 48.1 penalty YPG

Packers: 12th, 45.2 penalty YPG

Turnover Margin

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Bears: T-18th, 0 TO margin

Packers: 28th, -5 TO margin

Sacks Allowed

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Bears: 31st, 42 sacks allowed this season

Packers: T-11th, 24 sacks allowed this season

Scoring Defense

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Bears: 27th, 25.4 points allowed per game

Packers: 22nd, 23.6 points allowed per game

Passing Defense

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Bears: 12th, 206.1 YPG allowed

Packers: 4th, 187.8 YPG allowed

Rushing Defense

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Bears: 27th, 143.9 YPG allowed

Packers: 31st, 154.8 YPG allowed

Total Defense

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Bears: 20th, 350 total YPG allowed

Packers: 16th, 342.6 total YPG allowed

Sacks

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Bears: T-32nd, 16 sacks this season

Packers: 21st, 24 sacks this season

Story originally appeared on Bears Wire