HeadlineShine

Bears beating Patriots, Seahawks back-to-back is literally unprecedented in NFL history

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

Bears beating Patriots, Seahawks back-to-back is literally unprecedented in NFL history — Image: Yahoo Sports

The Chicago Bears are making a serious statement in the NFC, and their latest two victories have put the rest of the NFL on notice. After beating the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in consecutive primetime games, Chicago accomplished something…

Summary from Yahoo Sports

Read the full story on Yahoo Sports

Follow

React

More on NFL

Sports2 sources·1d ago

Chicago Bears @ Seattle Seahawks: Week 8 Players to Watch

Sports3 sources·1d ago

Monday Night Football: Bears vs. Seahawks live chat

SportsYahoo Sports·1d ago

Bears vs. Seahawks Game Balls: The Nation Takes Notice

SportsYahoo Sports·1d ago

Bears Make a Statement With 34-17 Win Over Seahawks

More sports

Sports2 sources·11m ago

Warriors Coach Steve Kerr Jokes He Already Spent Donald Trump’s $5,000 Check

Sports4 sources·15h ago

Lions' Jack Campbell releases statement, has 'full movement' in lower body

SportsYahoo Sports·31m ago

Florida football to start Tramell Jones Jr at QB for Oklahoma | Report

SportsYahoo Sports·2h ago

Victor Wembanyama Plays Most Dominant First Half in Spurs History

SportsYahoo Sports·41m ago

Harry Kane signs contract extension at Bayern Munich

SportsYahoo Sports·25m ago

Fired Good Good Exec Sues for $1M, Denies Approving Controversial Ad

Top stories in the United States

Entertainment6 sources·3m ago

Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault

3 sources·27m ago

Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats

9 sources·2h ago

Blue wave sweeps Democrats into power and more top headlines

Science2 sources·31m ago

NASA’s new experimental X-70 plane will be used to test next-gen aviation technologies

7 sources·48m ago

Vance blames Iran war for GOP's midterms defeat. Trump says he would 'do it again'

2 sources·29m ago

Wendy's rejects $1.4 billion hostile takeover bid