Overview
- The Bears won 34-17 in Seattle on Monday after sustained drives and mistake-free quarterback play pushed them in front early and kept the Seahawks off balance.
- Caleb Williams completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions while extending a 36-game streak with 20+ pass attempts without multiple interceptions.
- Coach Ben Johnson said the game plan required unusually detailed checks, shifts and formations and credited Williams’s extra preparation for executing those demands under loud game conditions.
- Running back D'Andre Swift scored three second-half rushing touchdowns and new defensive acquisition Jeffery Simmons debuted with an immediate pass-rush impact.
- The win made Chicago 6-2, reinforced national endorsements from figures like Tom Brady and Russell Wilson, and sets the Bears up to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their next prime-time game.