Caleb Williams, Bears offense fails

Santa didn’t insult the Seattle Seahawks or the Chicago Bears.

The Seahawks defeated the Bears 6-3 in an offensive battle in the final Thursday Night Football game of the season. It was also the lowest scoring game of the season.

Geno Smith passed for just 160 yards in the win, keeping the Seahawks’ (slim) playoff hopes alive.

Here are the winners and losers of the Week 17 game:

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The Seahawks defense

The Seahawks’ defense sacked Caleb Williams seven times and held the Bears’ listless offense to 179 total yards and three scores.

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Four Seahawks players had six tackles. Seahawks CB Riq Woolen had the game-winning interception.

Defensive back Leonard Williams was the best defensive player for Seattle. He had five tackles, two sacks, three tackles for loss and four QB hits.

Jason Myers

In a game that featured only field goals, Myers made both attempts, including one from 50 yards out at the end of the first half. Myers’ 50-yard field goal ultimately made the difference in the game.

Zach Charbonnet

Charbonnet was a lone bright spot for Seattle’s offense. The reserve running back managed 76 yards from scrimmage.

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The NFL had a successful regular season with live streaming games. After having the most-streamed NFL games in U.S. history on Christmas Day, the NFL capped off another regular season of “Thursday Night Football” on Amazon Prime.

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Bears

The Bears have now lost 10 games in a row. Their losing streak matches that of the New York Giants and is the longest active losing streak in the NFL. Chicago hasn’t won since October 13th.

Bears passing game

Williams, the Bears’ rookie QB, had just 93 passing yards midway through the fourth quarter. The Bears offense was booed by frustrated Chicago fans after Williams completed a 2-yard pass to WR DJ Moore on a third-and-24 play.

They were booed again when Williams threw an interception that ended the Bears’ comeback.

Williams finished the game with 122 passing yards and one interception. He and the Bears couldn’t get anything going all night.

The Bears have no offensive identity or cohesion. It plagued her all year long.

Total sack by Caleb Williams

Williams is closing in on David Carr’s dubious NFL record for most sacks in a single season.

Williams was sacked seven times as of Thursday night, equaling an NFL season-high 67 sacks – the fourth-most sacks ever for a QB in a single season.

Carr holds the record, set when he was sacked 76 times in 2022.

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If you like offense and touchdowns, this game is not for you.

The 6-3 score was more representative of a ballgame between the Seattle Mariners and the Chicago White Sox.

Neither team scored in the second half on Thursday.

Chicago had 101 total yards of offense in the first two quarters. Most of the Bears’ yards came on a 67-yard field goal drive.

The Bears could only muster 78 total yards in the second half.

The Seahawks weren’t much better. Seattle gained 87 yards after halftime and recorded just two first downs in the third quarter and just one first down in the fourth quarter. Still, the Seahawks managed to win.

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