Jermichael Finley has forgotten about the hit he received last season from Lions safety Louis Delmas. "Last year he got that cheap shot in," Finley said Thursday. "Like me and my position coach (Ben McAdoo) always say, 'It's a game of football,' so he probably will be getting dialed up. That's just the game of football, though. "We see them twice a year, so it will be hard for me to back up off of him. It will be one of those games." Delmas hit a defenseless Finley square in the chest to knock the wind out of him in the second quarter of the Thanksgiving matchup. Delmas further drew the ire of the Packers, including quarterback Aaron Rodgers, when Delmas celebrated the late hit. "That the ball was already over my head and dang near hitting the ground," Finely said. "A play like that, that can injure somebody or hurt a career. That's not a good thing for me. "The taunting thing, that's not cool at all. We'll be going after him, without a doubt."

Frank Zombo says he was fined $7,500 by the NFL for his hit on Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler on Monday night. Zombo was penalized for roughing the passer after making contact with Cutler's helmet on the hit in the fourth quarter of a loss to the Bears. The penalty wiped out an interception by linebacker Nick Barnett and helped the Bears drive for a game-tying field goal.

More than 17.4 million viewers watched the Chicago Bears beat the Green Bay Packers on ESPN's "Monday Night Football," making it the fifth most-viewed telecast in cable TV history. National Football League games account for eight of the top 10 most-viewed telecasts in cable television. Last season's Packers at Minnesota Vikings game on Oct. 5 is the most-viewed show on cable TV, with more than 21.8 million viewers.

Green Bay Packers defensive back Nick Collins reportedly had an altercation with a fan of the Chicago Bears after Monday's game, whom Collins accused of calling him the N-word. In an off-camera interview afterward, Collins apologized for his actions but told FOX 6 that the fan used the N-word toward him. FOX 6 also reported that a fan spat at Collins, and that Collins threw tape at him in response before being restrained by teammate Donald Driver.

The Buffalo Bills are ready to listen to trade offers for Marshawn Lynch. Green Bay is expected to have the strongest interest in acquiring Lynch. The Packers lost Ryan Grant for the season in Week 1 and have struggled to establish the running game.

Jay Cutler threw for 221 yards, Brian Urlacher forced a key fumble and Chicago took advantage of a team-record-tying 17 penalties by the Packers to beat Green Bay 20-17 on Monday night, according to an Associated Press report.

Rookie Andrew Quarless might replace Donald Lee on the 45-man roster Monday night when the Packers meet the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Jermichael Finley has become the primary tight end for the Pacers. Lee said he would not ask the Packers to trade him before the Oct. 19 deadline even though there are teams looking for capable tight ends. "All my life I've been a team guy, and football is the ultimate team sport," Lee said Saturday. "Am I happy about the things I'm asked to do? Sometimes I am, sometimes I'm not. But that's not for me to worry about."

The Bears are going into their Monday night game against the Packers focusing on Clay Matthews, who has been dominant in the first two weeks. ?We?re still figuring that out,? coach Lovie Smith said Thursday. ?The two teams before, I guess you could say they never really did [contain Matthews], you know, with three sacks in both of those games. ?He?s a good football player, you start off with that. We?ll know where he is. Our guys realize who he is also. We?ll have a plan to hopefully keep him away from Jay [Cutler] most of the time.?

The combination of strong play from first round pick Bryan Bulaga and the health concerns of Chad Clifton may send the rookie to left tackle for the remainder of the season. Coach Mike McCarthy pulled Clifton halfway through the second quarter last week against Buffalo because the 34-year-old?s sore knee prevented him from the doing the job. The starting job at left tackle could be riding on Bulaga?s performance this week against Chicago, assuming he plays.

Ryan Grant told his followers on Twitter that he is having ankle surgery Tuesday, jokingly adding that he expects to play Monday night against the Chicago Bears. "Everybody is probably sleep but I'm getting ready for this surgery..starts at 8am .. Home by 1pm.. Ready for Monday night Chicago lol" Grant tweeted early Tuesday morning.