In a tightly contested game at Soldier Field, the Seattle Seahawks managed to secure a narrow 6-3 victory over the Chicago Bears, thanks largely to a dominant defensive performance. The Seahawks' defense, led by coach Mike Macdonald, executed a relentless strategy to pressure rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, resulting in a total of seven sacks throughout the game. Key defensive players, including Leonard Williams and Jarran Reed, demonstrated an impressive ability to disrupt plays and contain the elusive quarterback.

Williams, the former Heisman Trophy winner, faced intense pressure from the Seahawks' front seven. Despite his athleticism and capability to extend plays, he struggled to find his rhythm, completing only 57 percent of his passes and averaging a mere 4.4 yards per attempt. The Seahawks' defensive game plan effectively limited his rushing opportunities, forcing him to scramble under duress.

Uchenna Nwosu, who had been sidelined due to injury, made a significant impact by recording his first sack in over a year, while also contributing to the team's overall defensive success. The Seahawks' defensive line showcased depth and versatility, with multiple players recording sacks and quarterback hits. As the team looks ahead to the playoffs, their defensive prowess could be a critical factor in their postseason aspirations.