Bears Beat Seahawks

What happened

Updated 10:45am ET

The Chicago Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 on Monday night in Seattle, improving to 6-2 for their best start since 2012.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 247 yards and a touchdown without a turnover, and D’Andre Swift ran for three touchdowns.
Jeffery Simmons recorded six tackles and a sack in his Chicago debut after arriving from Tennessee in a trade that included two first-round picks.
Seattle cut Chicago’s lead to 20-17 early in the fourth quarter, but the Bears answered with two touchdowns, including one set up by a late interception.
Chicago enters the season’s second half contending in the NFC North, while defending champion Seattle faces a tighter playoff path at 4-4.

How the left told it

The Guardian, the only left-leaning outlet provided, emphasized Williams’ efficient passing and Simmons’ immediate defensive impact. Its headline described Seattle as “sputtering,” and its report highlighted Chicago holding the Seahawks to 252 yards and one successful third-down conversion in 11 attempts.

How the right told it

Right-leaning outlets highlighted Chicago’s effective offense and Simmons’ immediate defensive impact. Fox News went further, calling the Bears the NFC North’s “most complete team.” Breitbart’s report emphasized “efficient offense” and Swift’s three touchdowns, while quoting Williams calling Chicago “a force to be reckoned with.”