In a ludicrous display, the Seattle Seahawks squeezed out a thrilling 6-3 win on Thursday night to prolong their playoff hopes. Seattle’s playoff hopes now hinge on Saturday and Sunday’s results. The biggest game is the Rams on Saturday.

Seattle's win at Chicago on Thursday helps the Seahawks in the battle for the NFC West crown, but maybe not enough for them to survive the weekend.

The Bears again had late-game management issues Thursday night against Seattle that cost them a chance at trying a potential tying field goal, but interim head coach Thomas Brown said there was no confusion.

The Chicago Bears (4-12) suffered an ugly 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks (9-7) in Week 17, which marked Chicago's 10th straight loss. While the defense had a respectable performance -- holding the Seahawks to six points -- the offense was atrocious.

The Seahawks would go on to defeat the Bears, 6-3, and the crowd had every reason to voice their displeasure with their home team. Allowing seven sacks on the game, quarterback Caleb Williams threw his first interception in 354 passes on the final play on fourth-and-10, and not a single touchdown was scored for the offense.

The Bears have lost 10 games in a row and Caleb Williams is getting more frustrated. Just not as much as Bears fans.