Chicago Bears wide receiver Kalif Raymond (14) runs after the catch against the Seattle Seahawks during the fourth quarter at Lumen Field.
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The Chicago Bears battled the Seahawks in Seattle in Week 8 as Caleb Williams led his team to an offensive feat not seen in two decades. New Bears defensive addition Jeffrey Simmons made life tough on Sam Darnold early with a huge QB sack that the tone in the first quarter.
With the Bears up 20-17 in the fourth quarter, former Lions receiver Kalif Raymond helped make his former offensive coordinator and current head coach Ben Johnson look good as he nearly took a swing pass to the house, setting up D'Andre Swift for a clutch touchdown.
OH WOW KALIF RAYMOND 🔥
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Raymond had the one catch for 39 yards while Swift found the end zone three times on the night as fans began expecting a Bears victory at Lumen Field. The Bears tacked on another TD to make it 34-17 as they cruised toward what looked like their sixth victory of the season in Seattle.
The good vibes continued for Bears nation in the Pacific Northwest as time ticked down on Darnold and the Seahawks. Darnold was sacked three times while Seahawks runners Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet had just 49 yards on 14 carries late in the game.
A Williams-to-Luther Burden III touchdown early in the game showed that the Bears offense wasn't messing around, while Simmons had a six-tackle game, proving himself to be a good fit with defensive coordinator Dennis Allen's group in the early going.
The Bears looked poised to hang on to their NFC North lead with another huge win. Raymond's awesome play showed that the Bears are a true team rather than a collection of individuals as football fans marveled at their complete performance against the defending champs.