Seahawks offense struggles after Quenton Nelson trade in Bears loss

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Last updated Nov 3, 2026

Seahawks offense struggles after Quenton Nelson trade in Bears loss
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The Seattle Seahawks lost 34-17 to the Chicago Bears on November 3, 2026, in their first game after trading for Quenton Nelson. Despite Nelson's addition to bolster the offensive line, Seattle managed only 81 rushing yards and converted just one of 11 third downs. Quarterback Sam Darnold completed 17 of 34 passes for 188 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, failing to capitalize on multiple scoring opportunities. This defeat marks Seattle's third loss in four games, raising questions about their offensive production and effectiveness. They are set to host the Arizona Cardinals next week in hopes of regaining momentum.

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  • •Seattle's record drops to 4-4 after the loss.
  • •Quenton Nelson acquired to improve offensive line.
  • •Sam Darnold throws two touchdowns but also an interception.
  • •Seahawks struggle with 81 rushing yards against Bears.
  • •Next game is at home against Arizona next Sunday.
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  • 12:04 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks' Quenton Nelson trade faces immediate questions after ugly Bears loss
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Seattle traded for Quenton Nelson to strengthen its offense. The Seahawks' first game after the deal exposed problems that one star lineman cannot solve alone.

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