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Bears dominate Seahawks in statement win
First reported Nov 3, 6:03 AM ET · Latest Nov 3, 6:54 AM ET · Explainer updated Nov 3, 7:00 AM ET
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Where things stand
The Chicago Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34‑17, with D’Andre Swift rushing for three touchdowns, BBC Sport reports.
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- Reported Jeffrey Simmons recorded a sack. Is this wrong?
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- “Jeffrey Simmons had a sack” — ESPN
- Reported Chicago won its third straight Monday. Is this wrong?
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- “Chicago won its third straight Monday” — ESPN
- Reported Jeffrey Simmons earned a game ball. Is this wrong?
Source
- “he also earned a game ball” — ESPN
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Timeline
What changed: In his Bears debut, defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons added a sack, six tackles and a pass deflection, earning a game ball, ESPN reports.
How this story developed
- New Jeffrey Simmons recorded a sack. Chicago won its third straight Monday. Jeffrey Simmons earned a game ball.
Every report, newest first
- Sweet Home Chicago: Simmons stymies Darnold, Seahawks in Bears debut — ESPN
New Bears DT Jeffrey Simmons had a sack, six tackles and deflected a pass as Chicago won its third straight Monday, and he also earned a game ball.
- Chicago Bears deliver statement victory against Seahawks — BBC Sport
D'Andre Swift rushed for three touchdowns as Chicago Bears deliver statement 34-17 victory against Seattle Seahawks.
Questions
- How the Bears’ recent success will affect their standing in the division and whether Simmons’ debut will lead to a larger role remain unclear. Open
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The victory marked Chicago’s third consecutive win, and the high‑scoring performance highlighted both the offense’s ground game and the defense’s impact in the same game.
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