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Seattle's defense meets the Bears' revived offense at Lumen Field

Seattle's W-L-L roll meets Chicago's W-W-L charge at Lumen Field, with the lone recent H2H a 6-3 Seahawks win.

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Seattle hosts Chicago at Lumen Field on November 3 with both teams travelling on opposite curves. The Seahawks are W-L-L over three games — a 20-3 dismantling of Kansas City wedged between a 17-14 loss in Denver and a 29-32 heartbreaker against San Francisco. The Bears arrive W-W-L, with wins over New England and Atlanta followed by a 31-7 collapse in Green Bay.

Head to head

History leans the home side's way: the only recent meeting ended 6-3 to Seattle in December 2024. But the season numbers say Chicago's offense has teeth — Caleb Williams brings 4 touchdown passes against 5 interceptions, while Kyle Monangai has 783 rushing yards and 5 scores, and Seattle counter with Sam Darnold's 25 touchdowns against 14 interceptions and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's 119 catches for 1,793 yards.

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  • Sam Darnold's ball security — 25 touchdowns against 14 interceptions on 67.71% completions — sets the tone for Seattle's attack.
  • Jaxon Smith-Njigba — 119 catches, 1,793 receiving yards, 10 touchdowns — is the clearest single matchup the Bears must solve.
  • Kyle Monangai's ground game — 783 rushing yards, 5 touchdowns — against a Seahawks defense that just held Kansas City to 3 points.

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