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A week after facing the AFC champs, the (5-2) Chicago Bears take on the (4-3) Seattle Seahawks, winners of Super Bowl LX, and as if this one couldn’t be any bigger, both teams added All-Pros. The Seahawks traded for Quenton…

The Chicago Bears face the Seattle Seahawks on Monday, November 2, at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington. Both teams enter the matchup having recently acquired All-Pro talent via trades, with the Seahawks adding offensive lineman Quenton Nelson and the Bears acquiring defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. Nelson will start at left guard, while Simmons is confirmed to play for Chicago.
Seattle head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Nelson's starting spot, which moves second-year lineman Gray Zabel over to right guard. Broadcast coverage will feature Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on ESPN and ABC, with the Bears listed as three-point underdogs and the point total set at 46.5.
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