Seahawks Secure 6-3 Victory Over Bears, Playoff Hopes Alive

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00:00Seahawks come away with the win. Six to three. A football game happened tonight.

00:06That's as much as I can say about this one. It obviously was not what we were expecting.

00:13Nine total points. We have a clear under, and it was a clear under pretty much since halftime when

00:19that live line, as I spoke about, dropped to 28.5 or 29, depending on what we saw at halftime.

00:26Zero points scored in the entire second half. Now, the Seahawks come through with the win.

00:32It's obviously good for them in terms of their playoff seeding, as we just

00:36discussed on the pregame show. It wasn't exactly a must-win for them, but they win.

00:40The Bears do cover, and that's also something that we spoke about, that the Seahawks would win this.

00:44They are the better team, but the Bears were at least live to cover four and a half or five.

00:49It's a bit of a weird number. It was obviously a change throughout the week when it opened up

00:54at three and a half, got to five at some points, four and a half, wherever it might be. So, clear

00:58under. Seahawks win. Bears do cover. We did see some props come through for some players. We did

01:05see some players fall clear below their props. So, let's get into it all. Let's start on the

01:11Bears' side of things. And again, they could have one extra touchdown if it wasn't a touchdown,

01:16not just one extra touchdown, a single touchdown if it wasn't called back from that holding penalty

01:20in the first quarter, second quarter, whatever that was. But Caleb Williams, 122 yards,

01:25no touchdowns, the one interception from him. De'Andre Swift, 12 carries, 53 yards on the

01:30ground, and another 28 in the air. Vinny, do we have the running back graphics? So, we go to

01:37the Swift. So, 53 on the ground, another 28 in the air for him. Solid rollover overall. This is

01:44kind of the role that he's been playing throughout the majority of the season, where he's pushing

01:48over, you know, 15 total touches. His prop was sitting at 56 and a half. His receiving was

01:53sitting at 14 and a half. He went to 28 yards. So, he catches one, falls short on the rushing

01:59yards overall. Caleb Williams did get things going on the ground, 37 yards for him on the ground.

02:05And then, all of the receivers, basically, outside of, I mean, we'll have to double-check

02:10Noah Fansline, but basically, every other receiver on both sides is falling below their number. I may

02:16have to double-check on Tyler Block. It's three catches for 20 yards, but it was a clear lack of

02:20production across the board. Keenan Allen, five catches for 25 yards. D.J. Moore did have six

02:27catches for 54 yards, and I spoke specifically about D.J. Moore going over five and a half.

02:32Receptions on the pregame show, just the role that he plays, very low A-dot catches, average depth

02:38of target, very low catches. We saw it even on that. It was a third and 24, and they ran a four-yard,

02:45five-yard crossing route to D.J. Moore, which he just takes there. So, that's just kind of been

02:50the role, and we've seen Caleb Williams scramble in the pocket. So, the receptions for D.J. Moore

02:54come through. Swift goes over on his yards. I would assume he goes over on his receptions,

02:58considering he had five. Keenan Allen falls below room with D.J. the one catch for 15 yards.

03:04Across the board, obviously, wasn't great stuff from either team.