The path to the ultimate prize has taken a sharp turn for Chicago Bears fans. If their team is to claim the coveted Super Bowl title, they'll have to navigate through Seattle first. The Seahawks' dominant display against the 49ers on Saturday night has set the stage for an NFC championship showdown on January 25.
With the Seahawks hosting the game at Lumen Field, it's either the Bears or Rams who will face their opponents in what promises to be a fiercely contested battle. What's interesting is that neither team has had the pleasure of playing the Seahawks this season – they'll have to rely on past encounters to gauge their chances.
Historically, both teams have shown themselves capable of outlasting Seattle. The Rams split two matches against the Seahawks this year, with one victory by a mere two points and another loss in overtime when the Seahawks secured the win via a two-point conversion. Meanwhile, the Bears have had limited success, losing to the Seahawks 6-3 in their last meeting on December 26 – Caleb Williams' 16-for-28 performance was largely overshadowed by an interception.
In a surprising twist, the Bears did manage to triumph over the Seahawks three years ago at Lumen Field on the exact same date, with Nick Foles at the helm. Will this precedent prove valuable for them in their upcoming showdown, or will the Seahawks' reigning form propel them to victory? Only time will tell.
With the Seahawks hosting the game at Lumen Field, it's either the Bears or Rams who will face their opponents in what promises to be a fiercely contested battle. What's interesting is that neither team has had the pleasure of playing the Seahawks this season – they'll have to rely on past encounters to gauge their chances.
Historically, both teams have shown themselves capable of outlasting Seattle. The Rams split two matches against the Seahawks this year, with one victory by a mere two points and another loss in overtime when the Seahawks secured the win via a two-point conversion. Meanwhile, the Bears have had limited success, losing to the Seahawks 6-3 in their last meeting on December 26 – Caleb Williams' 16-for-28 performance was largely overshadowed by an interception.
In a surprising twist, the Bears did manage to triumph over the Seahawks three years ago at Lumen Field on the exact same date, with Nick Foles at the helm. Will this precedent prove valuable for them in their upcoming showdown, or will the Seahawks' reigning form propel them to victory? Only time will tell.
especially after beating the 49ers on saturday night. if the bears wanna make it to super bowl, they gotta take down seattle first 
. but yikes, the bears had a rough game last time against them 
losing 6-3 was no joke. still, who knows, maybe nick fosles' win 3 years ago will be a blessing in disguise for them 
. it's gonna be a tough battle either way tho, can't wait to see how it all goes down 
The Bears are on a roll, but they'll need more than just confidence to take down the Seahawks this time around 
That's what Chicago Bears fans are facing right now - a tough experience of navigating through Seattle to reach the Super Bowl title! The Seahawks are on fire, and it's anyone's guess whether their past encounters with the Rams or the Bears will give them an edge. Maybe this is the perfect time for the Bears to draw from their previous wins and take down the mighty Seahawks... 
! I mean, they lost that one game against Seattle 6-3 last year, but Nick Foles was basically unstoppable three years ago - what's changed? 
The Seahawks are on fire right now, but those two points of history between them and the Rams could actually be a major advantage for Chicago. And let's not forget, Caleb Williams had a pretty decent game against Seattle last time out... it's all about momentum, you know? The Bears are due for a win and I'm putting my money on them taking down the Seahawks 
. They did have a great team with Nick Foles leading the charge, so maybe Caleb Williams' recent struggles aren't as big of an issue as they seem 
. The Seahawks do look strong right now, but if the Bears can replicate that same magic from 2022, it could be a real challenge for Seattle 
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! Caleb Williams is lookin pretty sharp, but Seattle's defense is fire 
. Nick Foles did it 3 years ago, so maybe that's some good mojo for the team 
. But let's be real, both teams have struggled against Seattle this season, and it's anyone's game 
. I'm thinkin the Seahawks' form is too strong right now 
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. They've had some close calls this season and their record doesn't exactly scream confidence. And now they're facin' a rematch with the Seahawks, who are lookin' pretty strong right now 
. The Rams are lookin' pretty solid, so it's gonna be tough for Chicago to make a deep run in the playoffs... 
I mean, I know it's a long shot but they did pull off that sick win 3 yrs ago with Nick Foles leading the charge 
But now that Caleb Williams is at the helm, I'm not so sure... he had a pretty rough game last time they met 
. Fingers crossed for a dramatic comeback victory 