NFL: Bears 34, Seahawks 17
Caleb Williams threw a touchdown pass on the opening drive and Jeffery Simmons delivered just what Chicago needed on defence as the Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 on Monday night.
Caleb Williams threw a touchdown pass on the opening drive and Jeffery Simmons delivered just what Chicago needed on defence as the Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 on Monday night.
TSN's Farhan Lalji joins SportsCentre to discuss the potential boost the Seahawks will get in their running game against the Bears and whether Chicago's vaunted rushing can get the better of a Seattle defence which has not allowed a 100-yard rusher in 36 consecutive games.
After blowing a 14-point fourth quarter lead in a collapse to the Cardinals on Sunday, can we even take the Cowboys seriously anymore? Should the reeling Colts blow it up and trade Jonathan Taylor? Is it time for changes on offence in Minnesota? Luke Willson and Davis Sanchez share their thoughts on these topics and more in Pick 6.
After back-to-back losses, how concerned should Andy Reid and company be about the Chiefs? How impressive has Lions QB Jared Goff been this season? Are the Buccaneers suddenly the team to beat in the NFC South? Our Monday Morning Quarterback Jesse Palmer stops by with the answers after a wild Week 8 in the NFL.
It's always intriguing when you have an obvious offence vs. defence matchup in the NFL, but who should have the edge Monday night, the Bears or Seahawks? Did Chicago give up too much to acquire defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons? TSN NFL analysts Davis Sanchez and Luke Willson join SportsCentre to discuss.
After the Seahawks made a statement with their beatdown of the Chiefs last week, they welcome the 5-2 Bears Monday night who are in a battle in the NFC North. What makes this a must-see matchup? How much will we see the new acquisitions from both teams tonight? TSN's Farhan Lalji joins SportsCentre to discuss.
Stephen A. Smith proposes a Steelers reunion with George Pickens.
ESPN's Rex Ryan, Alex Smith, Domonique Foxworth and Adam Schefter join Mike Greenberg on Get Up to discuss the latest storylines in the NFL, including the Colts being open to trading RB Jonathan Taylor.
ESPN's Rex Ryan, Alex Smith, Domonique Foxworth and Adam Schefter join Mike Greenberg on Get Up to discuss the latest storylines in the NFL.
Stephen A. Smith believes the Broncos proved they are a team to be reckoned with after taking down the Chiefs on Sunday.
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith explains why he doesn't think Lamar Jackson is done being a Raven despite questions about the quarterback's future in Baltimore.
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith rips into the Cowboys for being 'trash' after allowing Gardner Minshew II to lead the Cardinals to a comeback victory in Dallas on Sunday.
ESPN's Domonique Foxworth wonders whether Lamar Jackson will ever play for the Ravens again after suffering a potential season-ending injury against the Bills on Sunday.
Rex Ryan calls out the Dallas Cowboys for 'all-time choke job' in a loss to the Cardinals on Sunday.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones responds to his team's OT loss to the Cardinals.
TSN NFL analysts Davis Sanchez and Luke Willson join Kara Wagland to share their biggest concerns for the Chiefs right now, and how bad things are for the Ravens after losing Lamar Jackson to a thumb injury.
The Broncos stuffed the Chiefs at the goal line on the final play of the game, picking up a huge divisional win to take top spot in the AFC West. Bo Nix had two passing touchdowns, while rookie Jonah Coleman ran in a score.
TSN Bills reporter Dave Naylor joins SportsCentre to explain why "availability" has been the biggest difference between Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen in their careers, and share his takeaways from the Bills in their win over the Ravens.
Jayden Daniels threw for 217 yards and a touchdown, and the Commanders shut out the Eagles over the final three quarters of a victory on Sunday Night Football. Washington picked up its first win in more than a month while sending Philadelphia to its sixth straight loss.
Matthew Stafford passed for 157 yards and a touchdown, Blake Corum and Kyren Williams rushed for scores and the Rams overcame a slow start for a victory over the winless Chargers.
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