GREEN BAY, Wis. — On a third-and-22 from the Packers’ 47 on the Packers’ first drive of the second half, Bears safety Dillon Thieneman had eyes on making a game-altering play.

Thieneman first tried to track Packers quarterback Jordan Love’s lob throw to the end zone for receiver Christian Watson. 

Then he tried to close the gap on Watson.

It caused Thieneman to lose sight of the ball – unlike Watson.

Touchdown, Packers.

“That was on me,” Thieneman said after the Bears’ 31-7 loss at Lambeau Field on Sunday. “Just used bad technique … I feel like I ended up in good position, but definitely just didn’t play through the hands, didn’t finish on that play”

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