It marked the 10th straight loss of the season -- and it was all in front of a loyal but fed-up Soldier Field crowd. Bears fans made their frustrations known as chants of "sell the team" broke out among the home crowd, an indication that they're fed up ...

In a season full of boos for the Bears, frustration from the fans boiled over Thursday at Soldier Field as Chicago lost 6-3 in ugly fashion to the visiting Seattle Seahawks.

Caleb Williams' most impressive throw of the game — a would-be 17-yard touchdown pass to Rome Odunze on third down — was negated by a holding penalty.

In the fourth quarter of the Chicago Bears' forgettable 6–3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, one that extended their losing streak to 10 games, fans began to voice their frustrations. Loud boos and "sell the team" chants rained down from the Soldier Field bleachers onto both the field and Prime Video's Thursday Night Football broadcast.

Through four games, not only have the Bears (4-12) not won under Brown’s watch, they haven’t even held a lead. Unlike the three previous games, that feat — taking one lead during a four-quarter football game — almost happened against the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday. So close.

Temperature is recorded at kickoff in NFL games, which doesn’t take into consideration any fluctuations that happen after the game starts.

For everything that the Bears defense did to succeed and excel, the offense was an absolute joke, firing up the crowd to call for the McCaskey family to sell the team. There has b

There's not much that will shock a Chicago Bears fan at this point, but Thursday night's devastatingly low-scoring loss against the Seattle Seahawks could very well do it. There were flashes of brilliance,

The Chicago Bears fans have had it with 101-year-old owner Virginia McCaskey and her 68-year-old son, George McCaskey. Bears fans endured the penultimate game of the season watching the No.