
The Chicago Bears travel to Seattle for an important NFC matchup against the Seahawks on Monday night.
Chicago enters the game 5–2 after defeating New England 30–24. Seattle is 4–3 following an impressive 20–3 victory over Kansas City.
The Seahawks are favored at home, creating two compelling event-contract opportunities: the outright winner and the point spread.
ESPN will broadcast the game nationally from Lumen Field.
Prediction-market contract prices were checked on November 1, 2026, and may change as trading activity continues.
The following market refers to the team that will be declared the winner of the Bears–Seahawks game.
Polymarket displayed Seattle’s outright-winner contract at approximately 61¢, representing an implied probability near 61%. Kalshi also placed Seattle near 61¢, with Chicago available around 40¢.
The point-spread market listed Seattle -3.5 near 47¢ on both platforms. Participants should confirm the available price and exact threshold before purchasing an event contract because both can change before kickoff.
Chicago enters Monday night with one of the NFC’s strongest records and an offense that is gaining momentum.
Caleb Williams returned from a hamstring injury and delivered consecutive productive performances. Against New England, he completed 22 of 33 passes for 308 yards, two touchdowns and no turnovers.
Williams has completed 71% of his passes this season, producing 1,020 yards, five touchdowns and only one interception in four appearances. His accuracy and improved decision-making have helped Chicago create explosive plays without exposing the offense to unnecessary risk.
The Bears also enter with the NFL’s leading rushing attack at 154.3 yards per game. That balance will be critical against a Seattle defense that overwhelmed Kansas City.
Running back Kyle Monangai will not play because of thumb and toe injuries, placing additional responsibility on D’Andre Swift. Tight end Colston Loveland was cleared after dealing with a neck issue.
Seattle produced its best defensive performance of the season against Kansas City.
The Seahawks limited the Chiefs to three points and prevented Patrick Mahomes’ offense from establishing a consistent rhythm. Seattle improved to 4–3 and reinforced its ability to compete with the NFL’s strongest teams.
Darnold has thrown for 1,290 yards and eight touchdowns, but his eight interceptions remain a concern. He played a cleaner game against Kansas City and helped Seattle convert 11 of 16 third downs.
Smith-Njigba remains Seattle’s most dangerous offensive player. He recorded nine receptions for 150 yards and a touchdown against Kansas City and has surpassed 100 receiving yards in six games this season.
Seattle will also receive help from Zach Charbonnet, who is expected to make his season debut after recovering from a torn ACL. However, receiver Rashid Shaheed and left tackle Charles Cross have been ruled out.
Seattle’s approximately 61¢ outright-winner contract is the preferred prediction.
The Seahawks have home-field advantage and the stronger defense. Their performance against Kansas City demonstrated that Mike Macdonald’s unit can disrupt an accomplished quarterback and prevent explosive plays.
Chicago should remain competitive because Williams is playing efficient football and the Bears can control possession through their running game. However, Seattle’s pass rush and secondary present the most difficult challenge Williams has faced since returning from his injury.
Chicago plus 3.5 points is the preferred point-spread prediction.
Seattle should win, but the Bears have enough offensive balance to keep the score close. Williams has protected the football, while Chicago’s running game can prevent Seattle’s pass rush from controlling every possession.
The half-point beyond a field goal is also important. A three-point Seattle victory would allow Chicago to finish within the spread.
Seattle is the more likely outright winner because of its defense, home-field advantage and Smith-Njigba’s exceptional production.
Chicago has a realistic opportunity to remain close. The Bears possess the NFL’s leading rushing attack, while Williams has completed passes efficiently and limited turnovers.
The preferred outright-winner prediction is Seattle at approximately 61¢. The preferred point-spread prediction is Chicago plus 3.5 points.
Seattle 24, Chicago 21
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