The Seattle Seahawks helped their case for the playoffs by taking care of business against the Chicago Bears on Thursday Night Football, but it wasn't enough. In order to truly help their chances of making it into the postseason,

The Chicago Bears will try to avoid making history for the second time in three years when they meet the Seattle Seahawks at Soldier Field for “Thursday Night Football.” The Bears (4-11) enter their penultimate game on a nine-game losing streak and could tie the franchise record of 10 consecutive losses in a single season — a record they set to end the 2022 season.

With the Seattle Seahawks securing a win in Week 17, quarterback Geno Smith is shifting his rooting focus to a division rival. Following Seattle's 6-3

The Seattle Seahawks claimed the final victory of this season's edition of Thursday Night Football with their 6-3 win over the Chicago Bears. It may not have been the most thrilling victory of all time,

With playoff fate out of the Seahawks' hands, Geno Smith offers his outlook on the last two weeks of the season.

Santa Claus didn’t deliver any offense to the Seattle Seahawks or Chicago Bears. The Seahawks defeated the Bears 6-3 in an offensive struggle in the final "Thursday Night Football" game of the season. It doubled as the lowest-scoring game of the season.

The Bears were embarrassed by the Seahawks in their 10th straight loss. There was plenty to discuss, including an important offseason.

The FFHH crew dives into an "ugly" 6-3 win for the Seahawks over the Bears on Thursday Night Football, analyzing bad fantasy performances by Keenan Allen, DK Metcalf, Geno Smith, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Caleb Williams.