Field Gulls previews NFL Week 8 Sunday games for Seattle Seahawks fans, noting a quiet morning without an international matchup. The 10 am PT slate features Ravens @ Bills, Browns @ Steelers, and Vikings @ Lions. At 1:25 pm PT, the Chiefs‑Broncos AFC West rematch follows a tough opening‑night loss to Kenneth Walker. Seahawks supporters are urged to watch the Chargers‑Rams clash, with the Rams favored but the Chargers seeking a first win after a bye. Sunday Night Football pits the Eagles against the Commanders.
The Chicago Bears have a massive test in front of them on Monday night against the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, but they didn’t wait until the weekend to make one of the biggest moves of the season. Heading into Week 8, the Bears sent two first-round picks to the Tennessee Titans for All-Pro […]
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Despite the Seattle Seahawks defense being truly elite, Caleb Williams has what it takes to put up points against them
The Lookout Landing blog spotlights this week’s Sunday Photo Caption Contest, featuring a May 24, 2026 photo of Seattle Mariners right fielder Luke Raley slamming his helmet after a frustrating out at Kauffman Stadium. Raley, who posted a .328/.403/.719 slash line with eight homers and a 215 wRC+ in May, became the focus of the caption challenge. The post recaps Halloween festivities, notes the end of daylight‑saving time, lists last week’s winners, and outlines contest rules—encouraging creative captions, drawings, or even equations, with winners chosen by community recs and the author’s pick.
The Chicago Bears enter Week 8 with momentum, having reclaimed their starter quarterback, secured wins over the Falcons and Patriots, and added a top-tier defensive tackle. After a loss to the Packers, the Lions' victory propels the Bears into second place in the NFC North. Fans are invited to join the pre‑game live chat at 9:30 AM CT on Windy City Gridiron's platforms—including a comment thread, Twitch, and social media—ahead of tomorrow night’s showdown against the Seattle Seahawks.
The offseason heats up as the Rays lock up left‑hander Drew Rasmussen with a $20 million club option—the biggest single‑season deal in franchise history. Meanwhile, the A’s drop $15 million options on Jeff McNeil and Jeffrey Springs, sending both to free agency, and Yankees reliever Luis Severino exercises his $22 million option after a shortened 2026. The Padres retain Wandy Peralta’s $4.45 million option for a third year but let right‑hander Nick Pivetta walk. KBO infielder Roh Si‑hwan is posted for MLB negotiation, and the Yankees trim their front office staff. All moves were reported on November 1, 2026.
In a recent episode of the Making Monsters podcast, former Bears cornerback Jerry Azumah and Seattle Times writer Bob Condotta break down the upcoming Bears‑Seahawks clash. They highlight rookie safety/strong‑side linebacker Nick Emmanwori as Seattle’s biggest X‑factor, noting his versatile rush‑end role that confounds offensive game plans. The hosts also discuss Chicago’s new defensive anchor Jeffery Simmons, the impact of the Seahawks’ trade for Quenton Nelson, and Azumah’s wish for a corner‑back upgrade to shore up the Bears’ secondary. The preview offers tactical insights from both sides ahead of the November 1 showdown.
The Seattle Seahawks gear up for a Monday Night Football showdown with the Chicago Bears on Nov. 1, 2026. Health updates show a healthier backfield as running back Zach Charbonnet is cleared for his debut and rookie Jadarian Price likely returns, though two other starters remain sidelined. New O‑line tweaks are in place, but their impact is uncertain. Analysts note the Bears field the NFL’s worst pass defense, raising optimism for Seattle’s offense. All eyes are on how the refreshed roster performs in prime‑time at Lumen Field.
The Week 8 NFL slate kicks off Sunday, November 1, with 13 games starting at 1 PM ET across CBS, FOX and NBC. Highlight matchups include the Ravens at the Bills (CBS) and the Eagles vs. Commanders on Sunday Night Football (NBC). Monday Night Football features the Bears at the Seahawks (ESPN). No international game is scheduled. Fans can stream out‑of‑market games via NFL+ Premium or NFL RedZone, and cord‑cutters can watch on YouTube TV, Fubo TV, Paramount+, Hulu + Live TV or a digital antenna.
Despite a 5-2 record and a recent win over the Patriots, 7% of poll voters still lack confidence in the Chicago Bears, keeping overall fan confidence at 92.7%. The dip may stem from concerns about the defensive line, now addressed by the high‑profile trade for defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, who joins a defense already generating pressure and could boost the team's DPOY odds to +2000. Simmons’ presence may free nickelback Kyler Gordon—who already has four sacks in two games—to focus more on coverage, especially ahead of Monday night’s matchup against the Seattle Seahawks and star receiver Jaxon Smith‑Njigba. The article asks lingering skeptics what more they need to see for full confidence.
On August 30, 2026, both Roman Anthony and Trevor Story returned from long‑term injuries and sparked a 16‑1 loss to the Yankees with solid hits. The next night at Fenway, Anthony’s flawless slide into home tied the game against the Seattle Mariners, setting the stage for Story’s walk‑off single that gave Boston the win. The piece highlights Anthony’s triple, sacrifice‑fly run and his ballet‑like slide that out‑maneuvered Cal Raleigh, arguing it marked the turning point for a red‑hot Sox season as the duo went 4‑for‑8 in their first two games back.
The New York Jets host the Las Vegas Raiders at 1:00 p.m. ET on FOX, with Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma handling play‑by‑play. The game airs in a limited FOX footprint covering New York, Hartford, Albany, Burlington (VT), Miami, parts of Nevada, Northern California, Idaho and Oregon. Viewers in those markets can stream via FOX One or NFL+, while others can watch through NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube or YouTubeTV (subscriptions required). The article also notes other NFL broadcasts: Eagles vs Commanders on NBC and Bears vs Seahawks on ESPN.
The Seahawks’ defense faces its toughest test Monday, November 2, when the Bears’ rushing attack arrives at Lumen Field. Seven games into the season, the Seahawks rank No. 1 in total defense, No. 1 in pass defense, No. 6 in rush defense, fourth in scoring defense, and second in third-down defense. The Bears, meanwhile, rank […]
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Walking into Lumen Field on October 25, the Seattle Seahawks had too much pressure on their shoulder as they were going to face off against an undefeated Andy Reid’s squad. But ultimately, they won over their fear, handing the Chiefs a 20-3 defeat. However, not everything went to the Seahawks’ favor that night. “Seahawks edge […]
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"Probably the worst 40 minutes I've been a part of since I got here":
The Kraken went from hot to not on the eve of Halloween, playing an ugly, disjointed brand of hockey as they got blown out in Calgary. It's a performance they can't afford to repeat.
The Sounders will visit the Whitecaps at 12:30 PM PST on AppleTV.
On Sunday afternoon, Vancouver Whitecaps welcome Seattle Sounders to BC Place having already secured the top seed in the West, and looking to complete a Cascadia clean sweep. Ahead of the penultimate round of matches, FC Dallas needed to win both of their remaining games and hope the Whitecaps didn’t pick up more than a point to have any chance of topping the West. They …
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With the NFL trade deadline just two weeks away, Daily Norseman asks whether the undefeated Minnesota Vikings should add former Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor. The piece weighs the potential boost against a tight cap—only $37.7 million projected for 2027—and the risk of sacrificing future flexibility, especially with key contracts expiring for players like Kyler Murray, Aaron Jones and Justin Jefferson. It outlines the likely cost: a $4.4 million salary plus incentives and at least a 2nd‑ and 3rd‑round pick, while the Colts seek a first‑rounder. Competing suitors include the Packers, Broncos and Seahawks, making the decision pivotal for a deep playoff run.
The Vancouver Whitecaps have sealed the top spot in the West, but they still have one final home game against Seattle to take care of this weekend. For all the latest on the fixture, check out our match preview. Match Preview: Best in the West Here is the latest squad news: Jeevan Badwal (hamstring), Kenji Cabrera (foot), Andrés Cubas (ankle), Belal Halbouni (knee) and Emmanuel …
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Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport report the 2-5 Colts are now open to trading Jonathan Taylor, with the Broncos, Packers, Vikings, Giants and Seahawks all reportedly interested.
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The New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown suffered an unfortunate injury in his Week 1 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. The organization faced a major setback as Brown had to miss four games. The wide receiver returned in the Week 6 matchup against the New York Jets. Unfortunately, Brown was not able to deliver […]
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Coach Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears sit atop the NFC North heading into Week 8’s game in Seattle that got a big Colston Loveland injury update. The Bears traded for DT Jeffrey Simmons at the trade deadline and could trade more players, but running back Kyle Monangai is not expected to be one of them. Johnson […]
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Jonah Coleman is beginning to carve out a larger role in Denver's backfield just as the Chiefs are trying to recover from an ugly defensive performance against Seattle.
The Seattle Seahawks are expected to welcome veteran running back Zach Charbonnet back to the field for the first time this season when they face the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. As the Seahawks (4-3) prepare for their Week 8 matchup against the Bears (5-2), Charbonnet carries no injury designation and is expected to […]
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The Seahawks will have multiple starters sidelined in Monday's massive prime time matchup with the Bears, but for the first time all season, the backfield could be truly whole with Zach Charbonnet ready to roll.