Bears @ Seahawks: Big Guns Shoot Big Bullets

         The Bears are coming off a win against the Pats on TNF, in another game Caleb Williams looked spectacular. Only his second game back after missing 3 games, and he throws for 308 yards and 2 TDs. Luther Burden and Colston Loveland both had huge games, as they combined for 11 catches for 199 yards and 2 TDs. Even D’Andre Swift had a great game, going for 78 yards on 22 carries for 1 TD. The Bears are really good, and there isn’t much wrong with this team. They have the 3^rd best offense and football and the 8^th best defense. Plus, their QB has been playing unconscious as of late which is an extension from his play last year. The Bears are getting scarier and scarier each week, and for that reason I will take them against the defending SB Champs.

         That had to feel good for the Seahawks. After an extremely disappointing loss to the Broncos the week prior, the Seahawks got right on both sides of the ball. And it was against the undefeated Chiefs. Seattle’s defense was flying all around the field, and they were letting Mahomes know they were there. They held KC to just 3 points, 11 first downs, and 213 total yards. In contrast, the Seahawks had 20 points, 24 first downs, and 410 yards of total offense. They shut them down on offense and rallied behind their defense. It was beautiful. I need to see them have consistent weeks like this before I feel comfortable picking them every week. The Bears are a better team, but that doesn’t mean the Seahawks won’t come into this game with a chip on their shoulder. They are defending SB champions after all.