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Seahawks convert Bears' fumble, now trail only 20-17

The Seattle Seahawks staged a dramatic late-game comeback against the Chicago Bears after a critical turnover. Tight end Colston Loveland’s fumble at the Bears’ 25-yard line, forced by Seahawks defensive lineman DeMarcus Lawrence, set the stage for Seattle’s scoring drive.

The turnover followed a blocked field-goal attempt by Bears defensive lineman Austin Booker, which had initially halted Chicago’s momentum. Seattle capitalized with a 25-yard drive, capped off by a 7-yard touchdown reception from Cooper Kupp, cutting the Bears’ lead to 20-17 with 11:46 left in the fourth quarter.

Earlier, Cam Lewis’ interception of Sam Darnold in the end zone was wiped off the board due to a defensive holding penalty on Clark Phillips, but Seattle’s offense quickly regained its footing with runs by Jadarian Price and a two-point conversion by Tory Horton.

The Bears’ defensive miscues have given Seattle new life, but Chicago’s 3-point lead remains fragile as the game heads into its final stretch. The Seahawks’ ability to sustain their offensive momentum will be key in their bid to force overtime or secure a victory.

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