Defense dominated and offense stumbled as the Seattle Seahawks outlasted the Chicago Bears 6-3 in a Week 17 primetime showdown.

On a chilly, rainy night in Chicago, the Bears lost to the Seattle Seahawks in a 6-3 defensive struggle between both squads on Thursday Night Football.

The Bears once again had late-game management issues Thursday night against Seattle that caused them a chance at trying a game-tying field goal, but interim head coach Thomas Brown said there was no confusion.

In an ugly game at Soldier Field, the Seahawks defeated the Chicago Bears 6–3 on Thursday night to improve to 9–7.

What does it mean? What are the pertinent factors (and, perhaps, tiebreakers) prominently in play as each conference's seven-team bracket begins to crystallize? All will be explained and analyzed up to the point when the postseason field is finalized on Sunday,

Thursday's nap-inducing, 6-3 win for the Seattle Seahawks over the Chicago Bears didn't do much to change the overall playoff picture around the NFL,

The Seattle Seahawks are making a playoff push in the next two weeks. Here's how their running back room looks without Kenneth Walker III.

The Seattle Seahawks placed running back Kenneth Walker III on injured reserve prior to their game against the Chicago Bears because of an ankle injury

The Seattle Seahawks placed running back Kenneth Walker on injured reserve Thursday with an ankle injury, likely ending his 2024 season. Walker had already been ruled out of Seattle’s “Thursday Night Football” game against the Chicago Bears with the injury.