The Packers and Bears have met a surprisingly low number of times in the postseason.
Including their first-ever meeting in 1921, the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears have squared off with one another 212 times over the 100-plus years, marking the most meetings between any two teams in NFL history. The Packers lead the all-time series, by the way, going 109-97-6 against their longtime rivals.
It may surprise some to know, however, that of the 212 meetings between the two winningest franchises in league history that only two of them have taken place in the postseason, the first being the first-ever divisional playoff game in NFL history in 1941 and the second being the NFC Championship Game of the 2010 campaign.