The Green Bay Packers defeated their rival, the Chicago Bears, once again Sunday night. Once again, Aaron Rodgers had a great game against the Bears, leading the Packers to a 45-30 victory.

After the game, Packers wide receiver Allen Lazard showed off his attire. Lazard was wearing a “I Still Own You” shirt, referencing the comments made by his quarterback to Bears fans in the first meeting earlier this season.

Packers beat writer for the Green Bay Press Gazette captured the image, as well as the story behind it. Apparently after defeating the Bears earlier this season, back up running back A.J. Dillon was handing these shirts to his teammates in the locker room.

Clearly, Lazard wore it with pride following another Packers win in this one-sided rivalry.

Earlier in the week, Aaron Rodgers addressed the media about his previous comment that he “owns the Bears.” He did not shy away from his comments, instead doubling down.

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Rodgers backed up his claim Sunday night. He moved the ball at will against the injury-ravaged Bears defense. Rodgers finished the game 29 for 37 passing, throwing for 341 yards and four touchdown passes.

Even in a game where the Bears got a punt return for a touchdown by Jakeem Grant, multiple other long kick returns and won the field position battle, they still lost by 15 points to the Packers.

With the win, Green Bay improved to 10-3. That is tied with Tampa Bay for the 2nd best record in the NFC, behind only the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona is 10-2 and plays at home Monday night vs the Los Angeles Rams.