Chicago Bears Tie Franchise Record with 10th Straight Loss in 6-3 Defeat to Seahawks

A chaotic final drive and offensive struggles define the Bears' loss, while the Seahawks' defense shines in a low-scoring game.

The Chicago Bears lost their 10th consecutive game, tying a franchise record for most consecutive losses within a season, and fell to 4-12 on the year.
Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams threw his first interception in 354 attempts during the Bears’ final drive, which was plagued by poor clock management and coaching indecision.
The Bears' offense managed just 179 total yards and one field goal, marking their fourth game this season with fewer than 200 yards of total offense.
The Seattle Seahawks' defense delivered a dominant performance with seven sacks and limited the Bears to 3.1 yards per play, securing the win with Riq Woolen's game-sealing interception.
Despite the win, the Seahawks' offense struggled, generating only two field goals and continuing to face red zone inefficiencies as they prepare for a potential playoff-deciding game against the Rams.