Bears Dominate Seahawks in 34-17 Road Win

On November 2, the Chicago Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 in Seattle, taking an early lead and keeping control for most of the game. The win moved Chicago to 6-2, while Seattle fell to 4-4 after its third loss in four games.

Caleb Williams completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards and a touchdown without throwing an interception. He was sacked once against a defense that had been among the league’s toughest. He capped his first 17-play possession with a one-yard touchdown throw to Luther Burden. D’Andre Swift scored three times on short runs.

Jeffery Simmons, acquired from Tennessee the previous week in a deal that included two first-round picks, made an immediate impact. He recorded a sack during the first drive and finished with six tackles, two tackles for loss and a pass defensed. Chicago limited Seattle to 252 total yards and one conversion on 11 third-down attempts.

Seattle closed the gap to 20-17 in the fourth quarter after a fumble led to Sam Darnold’s touchdown pass to Cooper Kupp and a successful two-point conversion. Darnold threw for 188 yards and two touchdowns, but his interception later set up Swift’s final score. Seattle ran for 81 yards. The loss also ended the Seahawks’ 30-game streak of avoiding defeats by more than four points.

Chicago hosts Tampa Bay next Sunday night. Seattle’s next game is at home against Arizona.