The Chicago Bears battled the Seahawks in Seattle in Week 8 as Caleb Williams led his team to an offensive feat not seen in two decades. New Bears defensive addition Jeffrey Simmons made life tough on Sam Darnold early with a huge QB sack that the tone in the first quarter.
With the Bears up 20-17 in the fourth quarter, former Lions receiver Kalif Raymond helped make his former offensive coordinator and current head coach Ben Johnson look good as he nearly took a swing pass to the house, setting up D'Andre Swift for a clutch touchdown.
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Raymond had the one catch for 39 yards while Swift found the end zone three times on the night as fans began expecting a Bears victory at Lumen Field. The Bears tacked on another TD to make it 34-17 as they cruised toward what looked like their sixth victory of the season in Seattle.