GREEN BAY, Wis.

The Chicago Bears’ anemic offense took another hit on Thursday night.

The Bears are down to third-stringer Matt Barkley at quarterback after Brian Hoyer broke his left arm in the second quarter of a 26-10 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

“Well, when you lose your starting quarterback it can be disruptive. It’s not an excuse, it’s just a reality,” coach John Fox said.

The Bears were already struggling to score points with Hoyer. He was playing admirably in place of injured starter Jay Cutler, though Chicago had trouble turning the yards into points.

They were 31st in the league in scoring (16.8 points) coming into the night.

Their best offense on Thursday came from rookie linebacker Leonard Floyd.

He scored the Bears’ only touchdown after stripping Aaron Rodgers on a sack and recovering the ball in the end zone for a 10-6 lead early in the third quarter.

But the offense never got closer than the Green Bay 42 on their four second-half drives. Their last two possessions ended with interceptions.

“I don’t think anybody’s proud of what we’ve done so far,” tight end Zach Miller said. “What are we 1-6? One-and-6 is not good.”

Cutler has been out since Week 2 with a right thumb injury. Miller was the emergency quarterback if Barkley got hurt.

Hoyer was 4 of 11 for 49 yards before getting hurt. Barkley finished 6 of 15 for 81 yards.