The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are back at Lumen Field tonight for Monday Night Football, facing off against the 5-2 Chicago Bears in a game that feels a whole lot like an NFC Championship preview. Seriously, folks, it wouldn’t be a shock at all to see these two teams battling it out again in January with a Super Bowl bid on the line.
Hawks Eye Super Bowl Bid Against a Surprising Bears Squad
Our Hawks, currently just one game over .500, are coming off arguably their best win of the season last Sunday night, taking down the Chiefs. That’s the kind of statement victory we needed! Both Seattle and Chicago have been straight up impressive this season, cementing their status as two of the NFC’s most complete teams so far. On the other side, Chicago has been on a tear, sitting at 5-2 heading into Week 8. Their defense, especially, has seemingly taken another leap under Ben Johnson. This isn’t just some random Week 8 matchup, this is a clash of titans, and it is going down in our house.
Another Prime-Time Showcase in the Emerald City
Get ready to light up Lumen Field again, Seattle! This is our Seahawks’ second consecutive home, prime-time game, and you know the 12s are going to be absolutely deafening. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET. If you’re not in the stands, you can catch all the action live on ESPN, with Joe Buck on play-by-play and Troy Aikman as the analyst. For those who want to stream it, DIRECTV, Fubo, or the ESPN app have you covered. And don’t forget, you can tune into the live play-by-play on the SiriusXM app or in your vehicle on channel 192 for the Seahawks broadcast.
This isn’t just another game, Seattle. This is a massive test for our defending champs, a chance to show the entire league what we’re truly made of against a red-hot Bears team. Let’s go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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