Bears Lose to Seahawks, Extend Losing Streak

The Chicago Bears suffered their 10th consecutive loss, falling 6-3 to the Seattle Seahawks in a game marked by poor offensive performance and a strong defensive showing. This defeat ties the Bears' single-season record for losses, previously set two years ago, and the team faces the prospect of setting a new record if they lose their season finale against the Green Bay Packers. Despite allowing only six points, the Bears' offense managed a meager 179 yards and mounted just one scoring drive, leading to chants of 'Sell the team' from frustrated fans. Caleb Williams, in his latest outing, saw his NFL rookie-record streak of passes without an interception end at 353 due to a late-game interception. Seattle's victory keeps their playoff hopes alive, improving their road record to 6-1 this season, a stark contrast to their struggles at home. The Bears, now 4-12, have two double-digit losing streaks in three seasons under GM Ryan Poles, highlighting the need for significant changes in the franchise's direction.