Seattle heads into its Week 8 showdown with Chicago missing star LB Uchenna Nwosu (ankle) after a dominant defensive showing against Kansas City. The Seahawks also list OT Charles Cross, WR Rashid Shaheed, QB Drew Lock (emergency), RB Velus Jones Jr., and NT Brandon Pili as inactive, while questionable players are expected to play. Chicago sits without RB Kyle Monangai (toe/thumb) and S Malik Muhammad (toe). A win could bring Seattle within two games of the NFC West lead as both teams chase momentum.
The Chicago Bears visit Seattle for a Monday Night Football showdown on Nov. 2, 2026, at 8:15 PM ET on ESPN. The game streams live via Fubo (free trial available). Bears, 5‑2, ride Caleb Williams’ 300‑yard passing streak and D’Andre Swift’s top‑ranked rush, while the 4‑3 Seahawks, fresh from a 20‑3 win over Kansas City, rely on Sam Darnold, Jaxon Smith‑Njigba, and the league’s best defense. Both playoff‑bound NFC rivals will battle for positioning in Week 8.
The Bears (5-2) head to Seattle on Monday, Nov. 2, for a 8:15 p.m. EST clash at Lumen Field against the Seahawks (4-3). Chicago rides a two‑game winning streak, including a 30‑24 win over New England, while Seattle reels off a 20‑3 victory over Kansas City. ESPN and ABC broadcast the game, with streaming on ESPN+ and NFL+. Betting lines favor Seattle by 3 points, with a 46.5 total and moneylines at Seahawks -180, Bears +152.
Monday Night Football pits Seattle's Sam Darnold against Chicago's Caleb Williams in Week 8 at Lumen Field. Darnold starts for the Seahawks with rookie Jalen Milroe as backup; veteran Drew Lock sits out with a right elbow injury. The Bears rely on Williams, the former No. 1 overall pick, while Tyson Bagent serves as the primary backup and Case Keenum lines up as third string. Both teams enter the game with winning records, making the quarterback depth chart a key storyline for the 8 p.m. ET showdown.
The Chicago Bears (5-2) will face the Seattle Seahawks (4-3) at 7:15 p.m. CT on ESPN from Lumen Field, with temperatures in the 40s and a slight chance of rain. Chicago lists six inactives, notably cornerback Malik Muhammad, and promotes tight end Stephen Carlson from the practice squad. Seattle’s inactives include LT Charles Cross and WR Rashid Shaheed, while rookie RB Jadarian Price returns from IR and Zach Charbonnet is set for his season debut. Both teams also name emergency third quarterbacks—Case Keenum for the Bears and Drew Lock for the Seahawks.
Monday Night Football pits the Chicago Bears against the Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 2, 2026, with kickoff at 8:15 PM ET on ESPN. Seattle, fresh off a shutout of Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, leans on a stingy defense (233.9 yds/game) and Jaxon Smith‑Njigba’s league‑leading 867 receiving yards. Chicago rides a 4‑of‑5 streak, featuring QB Caleb Williams, WR Luther Burden III, and new All‑Pro DT Jeffery Simmons. The guide recommends streaming the game free via Fubo’s trial, which carries all major NFL networks.
During a pre‑game chat before the Seahawks‑Bears matchup, ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky shocked host Pat McAfee by asking if you can walk from Alaska to Russia. The segment revealed that a seasonal ice bridge forms across the Bering Strait, linking Little Diomede (U.S.) and Big Diomede (Russia) by a 2.4‑mile frozen path—legal but extremely perilous. Orlovsky, prompted by his sons’ school question, also mis‑linked Alaska’s purchase to proximity to Russia, prompting a humorous correction from McAfee. The banter sparked further X posts about walking from New York to Russia, cementing the quirky "#DanDidntKnow" moment on The Pat McAfee Show.
NFL insider Jordan Schultz says the Chicago Bears are still hunting a pass rusher and secondary help as the trade deadline approaches on Nov. 10. After already acquiring Jeffery Simmons, the Bears have drawn buzz around Khalil Mack and may also target a veteran safety or corner. The San Francisco 49ers, meanwhile, continue to chase a receiver and pass rusher, having just added DeForest Buckner. Schultz warns both clubs aren’t done making moves before the deadline.
49ers 49ers released DT Naquan Jones from the practice squad. 49ers signed WR KhaDarel Hodge to the practice squad. Bears Bears activated RB Jadarian Price from injured reserve. Bears elevated TE Stephen Carlson from the practice squad. Browns Browns waived RB Audric Estime. Chargers Chargers signed DB Jalyn Armour-Davis to the practice squad. Chiefs Chiefs […]
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The Seahawks make change to roster hours before MNF game vs. Bears.
Set to have their full allotment of running backs available for the first time this season, the Seahawks will bring back Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet just in time for a massive Monday Night matchup vs. the Bears.
The Seattle Seahawks will be facing the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, and this might be the healthiest they’ve been all season. Zach Charbonnet is making his season debut after missing time with an injury, but the Seahawks are also getting Jadarian Price back, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. “The Seahawks plan […]
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The Seattle Seahawks promote practice‑squad players Montorie Foster Jr. and Bobby Hart ahead of Monday Night Football against the Chicago Bears. With offensive lineman Charles Cross sidelined, Hart becomes the swing tackle backup for Josh Jones and Abe Lucas. Foster, who spent the season’s early weeks on the active roster before being waived, returns after a standout preseason showing and seven special‑teams snaps in his lone regular‑season appearance. The moves come after the Seahawks’ impressive Week 7 win over the Kansas City Chiefs and aim to bolster depth for the primetime clash.
The Seattle Seahawks have activated rookie running back Jadrian Price from injured reserve, adding him back to the 53-man roster ahead of Monday Night Football against the Chicago Bears. Price, who suffered a chest injury in Week 2 and was sidelined after 119 rushing yards on 28 carries, replaces undrafted rookie Robert Henry Jr, who was waived. He returns to a revamped backfield that now includes Zach Charbonnet, fresh from an ACL recovery, and a newly acquired All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson bolstering the offensive line. Seattle hopes the duo will revive a struggling run game under new OC Brian Fleury as they seek offensive balance.
The Bears elevated TE Stephen Carlson from the practice squad for Monday night's game at Seattle, adding depth with Cole Kmet on injured reserve.
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NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Seahawks are planning to activate RB Jadarian Price off injured reserve for Week 8’s game against the Bears. Seattle announced they have waived RB Robert Henry Jr. in a corresponding move. The Seahawks also elevated WR Montorie Foster Jr. and OT Bobby Hart from the practice squad for Week […]
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Saturday Bears injury report for Week 8 at Seattle: Kyle Monangai out, Malik Muhammad and D'Marco Jackson questionable, Colston Loveland full with no designation.
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How to watch Bears vs. Seahawks on Monday Night Football: kickoff at 7:15 p.m. CT on ESPN and WCIU, plus the ManningCast, DraftKings odds and injury news.
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The Seattle Seahawks made a significant move ahead of the 2026 NFL trade deadline by acquiring All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts. Nelson is set to make his debut in Seattle against the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, where he will once again face his longtime AFC South rival, Jeffery Simmons, who […]
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Bears head coach Ben Johnson says he trusts quarterback Caleb Williams to handle the NFL’s $35,823 cleat controversy without hurting the team. Williams, 18, keeps wearing Caddix shoes with the logo exposed despite two fines—$11,941 after the Atlanta game and $23,882 after beating New England—and an appeal on the first. The league allows non‑partner shoes if the branding is covered, but Williams refuses for principle. No suspension or team penalty has been announced ahead of Monday night’s clash with Seattle, leaving his footwear choice the story to watch.
Roush has to replace Cole Kmet, Odunze has to end his touchdown drought, and Jaylon Johnson has to look like a shutdown corner again. Three Bears who must step up in Seattle.
Our staff makes predictions as the 5-2 Chicago Bears take on the 4-3 Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has given the team plenty to talk about in 2026. Across four games, he has completed 88 of 124 passes (71.0%) for 1,020 yards, five touchdowns, and just one interception, posting a 105.6 passer rating while adding 128 rushing yards and two scores on the ground. But success on the […]
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The Chicago Bears might move on from struggling veteran cornerback Jaylon Johnson at the trade deadline, even if there are financial hurdles.
Facing a 2‑5 record and a five‑game losing streak, the Philadelphia Eagles may overhaul their roster before the trade deadline. Analysts suggest moving guard Landon Dickerson to Green Bay for a 2027 fifth‑round pick, trading receiver Dontayvion Wicks and a 2027 seventh‑rounder to Kansas City for a 2027 fourth‑round pick, and shipping cornerback Riq Woolen to Chicago for a 2028 fourth‑rounder. A potential deal also looms for tight end Dallas Goedert heading to Carolina. These moves aim to free cap space, recoup draft capital, and reset a season that has dropped the Eagles out of playoff contention.