Seahawks Edge Bears in Defensive Battle, Chicago's Losing Streak Hits 10

Seattle's 6-3 win highlights Chicago's struggles as fans voice frustration with chants to 'sell the team.'

The Chicago Bears suffered their 10th consecutive loss in a 6-3 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks, marking their longest single-season losing streak in franchise history.
Bears fans at Soldier Field expressed their frustration with chants of 'sell the team' during the closing minutes of the game.
Seattle's defense dominated, sacking rookie quarterback Caleb Williams seven times and ending his record streak of 353 pass attempts without an interception.
The Seahawks' slim victory kept their playoff hopes alive, though they remain dependent on other results, including the Rams-Cardinals game this weekend, to stay in contention for the NFC West title.
The Bears, now 4-12, will conclude their season against the Green Bay Packers on January 5, with the team anticipating major changes in 2025 after another disappointing year.