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Coming off their most impressive performance of the year, the Seattle Seahawks still have work to do to beat the Chicago Bears in Week 8…

Jonathan Eig outlines five primary issues the Seattle Seahawks must resolve to defeat the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football in Week 8. Following a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle faces a 5-2 Bears team led by head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams. To secure another win, Eig argues that the Seahawks require a cohesive team effort, as duplicating their defensive dominance against Chicago's potent offense will be significantly harder.
Specifically, Eig identifies red zone creativity, pre-snap penalties, offensive speed limitations, defending Chicago's outside receivers, and Sam Darnold's ball security as key areas of concern. Eig stresses that Seattle must avoid unforced procedural errors and navigate injuries to players like Rashid Shaheed. Additionally, he highlights the challenge of containing Chicago's playmakers, including Luther Burden and Rome Odunze, while protecting against an opportunistic Bears defense.
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