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The Seahawks are gonna lose to the Bears. They blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead. At home. With Nick Foles starting at QB. This season isn't just a failure. It's a disaster.

17.0 sacks now for Robert Quinn, tying him for second overall in #Bears single-season history with Richard Dent's 17.0 sack performance in 1985. Record is 17.5 by Dent in 1984, One more by Quinn will break the record.

It was a Christmas miracle for the Bears against the Seahawks on Sunday, which featured a success, yet daring, two-point conversion attempt by Chicago in the final minute to notch a 25-24 comeback victory over Seattle.

The Bears snapped a three-game losing streak and are now 5-10 on the season with games against the Giants and Vikings on the horizon.

Like most games this season, it was an ugly one for Chicago, which featured red-zone struggles, silly penalties, and poor offensive line play. At one point, it looked lies the Bears weren’t going to score more than David Montgomery’s first-half touchdown. But the worst passing offense was able to take advantage, at times, of the worst passing defense

If Davis Mills had been drafted where Justin Fields or Mac Jones were ... would we look at him differently? He really does look pretty competent.

From @NFLGameDay: The #Bears coaching picture is becoming clearer as the losses mount for Matt Nagy, while the #Jaguars have interest in interviewing ex-HCs Doug Pederson and Jim Caldwell for their vacant job. pic.twitter.com/DLTe5ZALxe

4th and 3 from their own 46 and #Bears turn the ball over on downs as Nick Foles floater on the move misses Damien Williams.

Khalil Herbert's 20-yard touchdown run — his first carry for more than eight yards since Halloween — capped off a 10-play, 61-yard drive that benefitted from a defensive pass interference penalty. Here come the Bears! Seahawks 17, Bears 14

Thomas Graham Jr. now has 4 passes defensed and is in a six-way tie for second-most on the Bears behind Jaylon Johnson's 9.

Nick Foles' touchdown pass to Jimmy Graham and two-point conversion to a leaping Damiere Byrd ended the Bears' losing streak, as they rallied back from two 10-point deficits to beat the Seahawks. It's their first win as a 7+ point road underdog since 2015. The Bears are 5-10.

#Bears rookies not starting today — in favor of guys on one-year deals — include RT Larry Borom and CB Thomas Graham

Germain Ifedi called for the false start. Yes, we've seen that here before.

Jimmy Graham wasn't on the field for that play, either, another curious strategy for fourth-and-goal.

Rookie cornerback Thomas Graham Jr. didn't start for the Bears. They went with Artie Burns and Kindle Vilor, with Duke Shelley in the slot.

Thomas Graham in at cornerback for the Bears on this series. The future is ... every other series, apparently.

First-and-goal at the 5 turns into fourth-and-17, and a 35-yard field goal for Cairo Santos. Seahawks 24, Bears 17

Teez Tabor filling in for Eddie Jackson at safety and he just got a penalty for unnecessary roughness.

Well, at least we're seeing the Bears give Dazz Newsome a shot on punt returns.

Bears S Deon Bush was not fined for his unnecessary roughness penalty against the Vikings. Same with Trevis Gipson — no fine for his. Teven Jenkins was fined $8,473 for his unnecessary roughness penalty.

Teven Jenkins (shoulder) is questionable to return. @Athletico | #CHIvsSEA pic.twitter.com/qv6nodleA7

Teez Tabor (ankle) is questionable to return. @Athletico | #CHIvsSEA pic.twitter.com/1Rf9rKVQWS

Christian Jones (finger) is questionable to return. @Athletico | #CHIvsSEA pic.twitter.com/09p0PUw9y2

No Kindle Vildor to start this series. It's Artie Burns and Thomas Graham at CB on the outside.

If Alex Bars isn't in on the next drive, shame on Juan Castillo.

Justin Fields warms up before the Vikings game. | Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty ImagesThe Bears’ rookie quarterback hurt his ankle Monday against the Vikings. SEATTLE — Bears coach Matt Nagy was non-committal Sunday when asked whether rookie quarterback Justin Fields could play next week. Fields hurt his ankle against the Vikings and didn’t practice Thursday or Friday.“I think Monday and Tuesday will tell us a lot …” Nagy said. “And then if not — if he’s still not feeling good — we’ll see how it is Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and go from there. But we’re gonna rely on where he’s at, what our trainers say. “And then obviously Nick is gonna be prepared as well.”Fines Rookie right tackle Teven Jenkins was fined $8,473 for hitting the Vikings’ Sheldon Richardson on Monday, a source said. Safety Teez Tabor — who was hurt his ankle Sunday — was fined $4,722 for his low block flag against the Vikings, while Deon Bush, who was flagged for hitting a defenseless receiver, was not fined.Vikings linebacker Eric Kendricks was fined $10,300 for the hit on Fields that led to his ejection.Jason Lieser contributed.