The Kansas City Chiefs made a bizarre appearance in the Chicago Bears' locker room after the Illinois-based franchise's road win over the Seattle Seahawks in Week 8.
In a video that highlighted Bears head coach Ben Johnson's message to his players after Chicago's 34-17 victory, a Chiefs logo was seen hanging on the wall behind the reigning NFC North champions, seemingly near the exit of the visitors' locker room at Lumen Field.
Alongside the questionably placed Kansas City iconography was a Philadelphia Eagles logo, adding intrigue to the mystery.
Take a look at the clip that shows the Chiefs and Eagles logos, which was posted to Twitter by the Bears' official account:
Building something special pic.twitter.com/TrvCBNakX1
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) November 3, 2026
It is unclear why these
logos were in Chicago's locker room. Given that the Bears played Seattle at Lumen Field — which recently hosted Kansas City in Week 7 — it seems likely this was merely a simple oversight by the Seahawks' stadium staff.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs logo's bizarre appearance in Bears' locker room at Lumen Field
