The Seattle Seahawks suffered a 34-17 defeat to the Chicago Bears at Lumen Field on Monday night. The loss represented the most points Seattle has allowed all season.
Seahawks Face Unforgettable Night
Four UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters from the Army’s 2nd Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment flew over Lumen Field before kickoff. The fourth helicopter lingered as fireworks exploded nearby, coming within feet of the aircraft.
The timing was off; fireworks ignited before the helicopter cleared the stadium. Video captured the near miss, showing the last aircraft narrowly avoiding a blast.
Seattle surrendered 34 points, the most it has allowed all season. The Bears amassed 363 total yards, 62 above their previous season high.
Caleb Williams threw for 237 yards, despite Seattle having prevented any 200‑yard passer in its first seven weeks. He led the Bears’ offense to a decisive victory.
The Bears blocked a field goal and limited Seattle to 252 yards, the second‑lowest offensive total this year. The blocked kick swung momentum early, contributing to the Bears’ dominant performance.
The loss drops Seattle to 4-4, leaving the team out of the playoff picture if the season ended today. Their Super Bowl title defense now hangs in the balance.
Seattle will attempt a rebound Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, who sit at 3-5. The Cardinals have struggled to find consistency, making the matchup a crucial test for Seattle’s offense.
Ryan Canfield, a digital production assistant for Fox News Digital, reported the story. His report was published on Fox News Digital’s sports section.
