End of Game
Chicago Bears 27-11 Seattle Seahawks
4Q | 0.22
Bears lose possession and turn it over to Seattle.
4Q | 0.37
Seattle falls four yards short of a touchdown.
4Q | 2.02
Seattle recovers the ball in the clearance, and has an offensive action in its favor.
4Q | 2.05
Two-point conversion, Eason gives a pass to Johnson and manages to complete a two-point conversion.
4Q | 2.05
Touchdown, Darwin Thompson with an eight-yard carry gives the Seahawks a touchdown.
4Q | 4.06
Loose ball in the clearance, Seattle regains possession.
4Q | 4.19
The Seahawks lose possession, the ball goes to the Bears.
4Q | 5.41
Seattle is one yard short of a touchdown, and gives possession to Chicago.
4Q | 13.39
Field goal, Cairo Santos scores a field goal.
4Q | 14.08
Bears lose possession, Seahawks recover the ball.
Final Third Quarter
Bears 24-3 Seahawks
3Q | 0.29
Jason Myers scores a 27-yard field goal to give the Seahawks their first three points.
3Q | 5.18
The Bears lose possession and it is given back to the Seahawks.
3C | 6.57
The Seahawks lose possession and it is given back to the Bears.
3Q | 8.12
The Bears lose possession and punt back to the Seahawks.
3Q | 11.16
Touchdown, Darrynton Evans on a one-yard carry scores for the Bears.
3Q | 12.49
Seahawks lose possession, give it to the Bears.
Half Time
Bears 17-0 Seahawks
2Q | 0.20
Cairo Santos scores the extra point for the Bears.
2Q | 0.20
Touchdown, the Bears take advantage of a loose ball on a clearing play and score in the opposite field.
2Q | 0.58
The Seahawks lose possession and give the ball back to the Bears.
2Q | 1.30
The Bears lose possession and give the ball back to the Seahawks.
2Q | 3.01
The Seahawks lose possession and give the ball back to the Bears.
2Q | 5.56
The Bears lose possession and give the ball back to the Seahawks.
2Q | 7.27
Jason Myers misses a field goal for the Seahawks.
2Q | 9.50
The Bears lose possession and give the ball back to the Seahawks.
2Q | 12.33
The Seahawks lose possession and give the ball back to the Bears.
2Q | 14.54
Cairo Santos makes the extra point for the Bears.
2Q | 14.54
Touchdown, Fields connects with Jake Tonges to combine for the touchdown.
End First Quarter
Bears 3-0 Seahawks
1Q | 3.42
The Seahawks lose possession and give it back to the Bears.
1Q | 4.27
The Bears lose possession and give it back to the Seahawks.
1Q | 8.20
The Seahawks lose possession and must return the ball to the Bears.
1Q- 9.35
Field goal, Cairo Santos scores for the Bears.
Match starts
The Bears have the first offensive action of the game.
Who dit it better?
Who did it better?
⬇️ @Will_Diss or @BlitzTheSeahawk ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/jKRFY8g9Eu — Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) August 18, 2022
Bears ready for tonight's game
Almost go time. pic.twitter.com/GV1Pj9VE9s — Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) August 18, 2022
We initiate coverage
We begin our coverage of the game between the Chicago Bears and the Seattle Seahawks, Week 2 of the NFL Preseason.
Stay tuned for coverage of this game
In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks, as well as the latest information from Lumen Field. Don't miss any detail of the game with VAVEL's online minute-by-minute coverage.
Where to watch the game?
The game will be televised on ESPN.
The game will be streamed on NFL Gamepass.
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What time is the Bears vs Seahawks game of the 2022 NFL preseason?
This is the kickoff time for the Bears vs Seahawks game on August 17 in various countries:
Argentina: 9:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Bolivia: 8:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Brazil: 9:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Chile: 8:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Colombia: 7:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Ecuador: 7:00 PM on NFL Gamepass.
United States (ET): 8:00PM.
Spain: 2:00 AM on NFL Gamepass.
Mexico: 7:00 PM on NFL Gamepass.
Paraguay: 8:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
Peru: 7:00 PM on NFL Gamepass.
Uruguay: 9:00PM on NFL Gamepass.
How the Seahawks fared on the transfer market
Arrivals
Shelby Harris (Broncos)
Drew Lock (Broncos)
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (Eagles)
Tyler Mabry (Free Agent)
Josh Johnson (Free Agent)
Darwin Thompson (Free Agent)
Joel Iyiegbuniwe (Bears)
Austin Blythe (Chiefs)
Quinton Jefferson (Raiders)
Rashaad Penny (Free Agent)
Kyle Fuller (Free Agent)
Artie Burns (Bears)
Sidney Jones (Free Agent)
Quandre Diggs (Free Agent)
Uchenna Nwosu (Chargers)
Geno Smith (Free Agent)
Dakoda Shepley (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Ryan Neal (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Penny Hart (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Bryan Mone (Exclusive Rights Signing)
John Reid (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Tanner Muse (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Jon Rhattigan (Exclusive Rights Signing)
Marquise Goodwin (Free Agent)
Deontez Alexander (Free Agent)
Josh Jones (Free Agent)
J.R. Sweezy (Free Agent)
K.J. Wright (Free Agent)
Jake Hausmann (Free Agent)
Jameson Houston (Free Agent)
Joel Dublanko (Free Agent)
Antonio Valentino (Free Agent)
Departures
Russell Wilson (Broncos)
Ugo Amadi (Eagles)
Gerald Everett (Chargers)
Jamarco Jones (Titans)
D.J. Reed (Jets)
Ethan Pocic (Bears)
How the Bears fared on the transfer market
Arrivals
Nkeal Harry (Patriots)
Dazz Newsome (Free Agent)
John Daka (Practical Squad)
Stanford Samuells III (Practical Squad)
Noah Dawkins (Free Agent)
Ryan Winslow (Free Agent)
Beau Brinkley (Free Agent)
Trevor Slemlan (Santos)
Dakota Dozier (Vikings)
Khari Blasingame (Free Agent)
Patrick Scales (Free Agent)
DeAndre Houston-Carson (Free Agent)
Al-Quadin Muhammad (Free Agent)
Byron Pringle (Chiefs)
Justin Jones (Chargers)
Equanimeous St. Brown (Packers)
Lucas Patrick (Packers)
Nicholas Morrow (Raiders)
Joe Thomas (Free Agent)
Julie'n Davenport (Colts)
David Moore (Free Agent)
Greg Stroman (Free Agent)
James O'Shaughnessy (Jaguars)
Tavon Young (Free Agent)
Matthew Adams (Colts)
Ryan Griffin (Free Agent)
Jesper Horsted (Exclusive Rights Firm)
Dane Cruikshank (Titans)
Shon Coleman (Free Agent)
Dante Pettis (Free Agent)
Tajae Sharpe (Free Agent)
Nathan Peterman (Free Agent)
Jayson Stanley (Free Agent)
Mike Pennell (Free Agent)
Riley Reiff (Free Agent)
Michael Schofield (Free Agent)
Jon Alexander (Free Agent)
Javin White (Free Agent)
DeMarquis Gates (Free Agent)
Trevon Coley (Free Agent)
Davontae Harris (Free Agent)
Departures
Khalil Mack (Chargers)
Andy Dalton (Saints)
Deon Bush (Chiefs)
Joel Iyiegbuniwe (Seahawks)
Allen Robinson (Rams)
Bilal Nichols (Raiders)
Damian Williams (Falcons)
Pat O'Donnell (Packers)
Elijah Wilkinson (Falcons)
James Daniels (Steelers)
Germain Ifedi (Falcons)
Damiere Byrd (Falcons)
Key Player- Seahawks
Drew Lock will be out for COVID-19, his place will be taken by veteran QB, Geno Smith, with whom he faces healthy competition for the position heading into the season opener.
Smith will be facing his ninth NFL season, and third with the Seahawks, he started the first preseason game and will start the second, golden opportunities to take over Seattle's starting job.
Key player - Bears
Justin Field is one of the quarterbacks of the Bears, the young QB of the Bears, with 23 years old faces his third year in the league with serious doubts, so much so that the organization hired two veterans to compete.
Field's mission is to convince all and sundry that he can be the offensive leader of the Bears, his performance in this preseason will determine whether or not he will be the starter at the beginning of the season.
Seattle Seahawks Preview
It will be the second game of the season for the Seahawks, who lost 32-25 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in their season opener. After Thursday's game, the Seattle Seahawks will close the preseason against the Dallas Cowboys.
Chicago Bears Preview
It will be the second game of the season for the Bears, who defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 19-14 in their season opener. After Thursday's game, the Chicago Bears will close the preseason against the Cleveland Browns.
The Stadium
Lumen Field is located in the city of Seattle (Washington), United States. It will host this game, has a capacity of 72,000 spectators and is the home of the Seahawks of the National Football League, in addition to the Seattle Sounders of the MLS and the OL Reign of the NWSL. It was inaugurated on July, 2000.
This stadium will host games of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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