The Chicago Bears announced on Wednesday they've signed former Green Bay Packers safety M.D. Jennings.

After a season with filled with subpar safety play, the Packers must decide whether or not to re-sign M.D. Jennings or get active in free agency.

The Packers safety will appear at 6:30 p.m. CT on several television markets in Wisconsin and across the Midwest.

There's very little depth at safety in Green Bay, and beyond Morgan Burnett, there's not much experience either. As little as one injury at the position could be costly.

The future is bright for defensive backs like Casey Hayward, Davon House and Jerron McMillian, but their up-and-down performance last week should serve as a wake-up call.

Aaron Rodgers found his rhythm, the officials clearly didn't, and M.D. Jennings' unlucky streak continued. That and more in Monday's wrap-up of the Packers victory over the Saints.

The veteran safety and expected starter at safety was reportedly cut before the Packers' first training camp practice.

A look back at the week's headlines as well as who had a good week and who had a bad week.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers had another scintillating performance while Randall Cobb had a costly turnover, but who else earned our weekly "Chips Report" designations?

When the Packers kept Jamari Lattimore and M.D. Jennings on the 53-man roster, the message sent by the organization was "Help us win now."