The Green Bay Packers continue to own the Chicago Bears after smoking them for the 10th straight time on Sunday, 17-9, to return to the playoffs in what many considered a rebuilding season.

The celebration was on in the Packers' locker room afterward. Music blaring. Teammates hugging. And victory cigars. A lot of them.

There might not have been anyone enjoying it more than Packers cornerback and kickoff returner Keisean Nixon.

He lit up a cigar, along with fellow cornerback Eric Stokes, and basked in the glory of a victory over the Packers' oldest rival and return to the playoffs.

The seventh-seeded Packers play the second-seeded Dallas Cowboys at 3:30 p.m. next Sunday in a wild-card game.

"Smoking That Bear Pack" Nixon tweeted.

Nixon also took to Instagram to live stream the locker room scene. Aaron Jones, who had his third straight game of 100-plus rushing yards, even made a cameo in the video.

Packers All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander, who returned to the field on Sunday following a one-game suspension, even conducted his post-game interview with a cigar behind his ear.

"It was fun," Alexander said of the celebration. "It smells like a casino right now."

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