Chicago at Seattle

Kansas City managed three points and 213 total yards against Seattle on Sunday, October 25. That is the defense Chicago walks into tonight: the fewest total yards allowed in the league at 233.9 per game. Seattle gave up 33, 23, and 32 points in Weeks 3 through 5, then 17 in overtime at Denver and 3 against the Chiefs. Chicago's last two games ended 31-23 at Atlanta and 30-24 against New England, and Seattle's pass defense has not allowed more than 176 passing yards in any game this year. The Bears lead the NFL in rushing at 154.3 yards per game, and they meet a run defense allowing 3.5 yards per carry, second-best in the league. Chicago's defense allows 20.4 points per game and holds opponents to the lowest third-down rate in the league at 26.1%. Seattle's offense plays without left tackle Charles Cross and receiver Rashid Shaheed. Sam Darnold has thrown an interception in each of the last five games, the longest such streak of his career. With Chicago stopping third downs better than any team and Seattle allowing the fewest yards, the UNDER is where I come down.