One thing is for sure— WWE's Seth Rollins has a love-hate relationship with football, but he was loving it after the Chicago Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football.

The “Visionary” and his wife, Becky Lynch, were at Lumen Field for the Bears' game against the Seahawks. They posted a video to hype up Chicago's fans, as Rollins excitedly said, “We are here in Seattle, but we are Bears fans, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch. We're gonna smash them Seahawks tonight on Monday Night Football. Go Bears!”

Afterward, Rollins took to Threads to share his excitement about his team's win. Their entire luxury suite—with Lynch leading the charge—was singing the team's anthem, “Bear Down, Chicago Bears.”

He accompanied the video with the caption, “I love football!! BEAR DOWNNN.” Suffice it to say, he was hyped up for the game, which other celebrities like Ashton Kutcher attended.

Seth Rollins' Bears took down the Seahawks on MNF

Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift (4) carries for the touchdown as Seattle Seahawks cornerback Josh Jobe (29) defends during the fourth quarter at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images
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The Bears stormed into Lumen Field and beat the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks on Monday Night Football. It started slowly, as the Seahawks were up 13-9 at halftime, before ramping up.

Chicago scored a touchdown in the third quarter to go up 20-9. Seattle's kicker Jason Myers then missed a field goal that would have made it an eight-point game.

The Bears answered back by fumbling, and the Seahawks took advantage when Sam Darnold threw a touchdown pass to Cooper Kupp three plays later.

D'Andre Swift, who finished with three touchdowns, took over on the next drive. He punched in a five-yard touchdown on the ensuing Chicago drive to put his team up 27-17. The Bears' defense then intercepted Darnold, leading to another offensive touchdown. The Seahawks then turned it over on downs before the Bears ran out the rest of the clock.