Bears answer Seahawks, up lead to 27-17

November 3, 2026

The Chicago Bears turned the tide against the Seattle Seahawks in the fourth quarter, extending their lead to 27-17 after a late surge. Seattle had cut the deficit to three points with 11:46 remaining, but the Bears answered with a touchdown on D'Andre Swift’s 5-yard run, putting them up by 10 with 8:28 left.

The Seahawks’ momentum stalled after a costly penalty on Mike Morris for unnecessary roughness following Cooper Kupp’s touchdown catch, giving Chicago the ball back deep in their own territory. Six plays later, Swift capitalized with another score, sealing the Bears’ dominance.

Seattle’s final drive ended with Kalif Raymond’s 39-yard run around the right end, but Nehemiah Pritchett’s defensive stand—though brief—allowed Swift to finish the drive with a touchdown on the next play. By the end, Chicago had outgained Seattle 344 to 193 yards, solidifying their control of the game.