The Seattle Seahawks are not out of it yet. After a blocked field goal from Jason Myers, the Seahawks appeared to be dead in the water. On Chicago's ensuing possession, the tide may have begun to turn a bit.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked on second down, setting up third and long. Williams' pass to tight end Colston Loveland was complete, and then disaster struck. Seahawks veteran defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence forced a fumble of Loveland, and recovered it.
DeMarcus Lawrence, the ageless wonder! pic.twitter.com/DR8MiQwdwN
— The Seahawks Wire (@TheSeahawksWire) November 3, 2026
The fumble recovery set the struggling Seahawks offense up nicely in Chicago territory, and Seattle only needed three plays to make them pay for their turnover. Sam Darnold found Cooper Kupp for a seven-yard touchdown
strike. They later attempted a two-point conversion, which they got as Darnold connected with Tory Horton.
The pride of Eastern Washington himself! #SkoEags pic.twitter.com/izViu3RriB
— Kolestradamus (@KoleMusgrove23) November 3, 2026
Darnold dime to Horton for two and this is a THREE POINT GAME.
— NFL (@NFL) November 3, 2026
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At the time of this article's publication, the Seahawks still trail the Bears 20-17. Be sure to follow along with Seahawks Wire's live blog of tonight's game.
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