Bears' Brown denies late-game confusion in loss

Courtney Cronin, an ESPN staff writer, reported on the Chicago Bears’ 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, marking their 10th consecutive defeat following previous clock-management issues. Interim head coach Thomas Brown’s decision to go for it on fourth down instead of attempting a tying field goal led to confusion on the sideline and ultimately a failed drive, with quarterback Caleb Williams throwing his first interception after 353 passes without a turnover. The Bears’ struggles with timeouts and play execution highlighted a chaotic atmosphere, leaving players frustrated with missed opportunities in another close defeat.

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