Sports · November 3, 2026
Monday Night Football: Jeffery Simmons, Caleb Williams lead Bears to 34-17 rout of Seahawks
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The Chicago Bears defeated the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 on Monday Night Football, led by a strong defensive debut from Jeffery Simmons and offensive performance by Caleb Williams. Simmons, who was acquired from the Tennessee Titans on the preceding Thursday, recorded six tackles and one sack in the victory. Williams opened the game with a touchdown pass on the first drive and finished with 247 passing yards as the Bears defense limited Seattle's scoring.
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Monday Night Football: Jeffery Simmons, Caleb Williams lead Bears to 34-17 rout of Seahawks
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Monday Night Football: Jeffery Simmons, Caleb Williams lead Bears to 34-17 rout of Seahawks
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Caleb Williams and Jeffery Simmons lead the Bears past the Seahawks 34-17
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Reported by multiple outlets
- The Chicago Bears defeated the Seattle Seahawks 34-17.
- Jeffery Simmons made his debut for the Bears after being acquired from the Titans on Thursday.
- Jeffery Simmons recorded six tackles and one sack in the game.
- Caleb Williams led the Bears' offense.
- The game took place on Monday night.
Reported by only some outlets
- Caleb Williams threw a touchdown pass on the opening drive.
- Caleb Williams threw for 247 yards.
- Jeffery Simmons had a pass defensed and two tackles for loss.
Confirmed
- Chicago Bears defeated Seattle Seahawks 34-17.
- Jeffery Simmons had six tackles and one sack in his Bears debut.
- Jeffery Simmons was acquired from the Titans on the Thursday prior to the game.
Reported
- Caleb Williams threw for 247 yards. (NBC Sports)
- Caleb Williams threw a touchdown pass on the opening drive. (Associated Press)
- Jeffery Simmons had a pass defensed and two tackles for loss. (Yahoo Sports)
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