Midway through the first quarter, the Bears ran a trick play on a punt return, and produced a rare first quarter touchdown for Chicago. D.J. Moore set up as the return man, and mo

The misdirection play by the Bears completely fooled the Packers and after Blackwell caught the punt, he ended up getting what might have been the easiest 94-yard punt return in NFL history.

The Chicago Bears broke out a unique play on Sunday afternoon to take an early lead against the Green Bay Packers on a trick play punt return.

The Bears opened scoring on Sunday with a punt return for a touchdown aided by some well-executed misdirection. Midway through the first quarter, the Packers punter Daniel Whelan punted from the Chicago 44-yard-line with the game in a scoreless tie.

The Bears went into their bag of tricks to take a lead against the Packers today. With the Packers punting, the Bears had two returners on the field. While one pretended to be fielding the ball along the left sideline,

The Chicago Bears brought out the trickeration on special teams for their final game of the season. The Bears pulled off a fake punt return touchdown and a page from former special teams coordinator Dave Toub's playbook to post a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.

Josh Blackwell took a Green Bay punt at the Chicago 6 and 94 yards later was in the end zone. It wasn’t the longest punt return in Bears history. For a look on some of the best, click here. The Commanders,