Bears' Jahdae Walker Calls Out Seahawks With 1-Word Social Media Post After Statement Win

Chicago Bears wide receiver and special teamer Jahdae Walker summed up his team's decisive road victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football.

Following the Bears' 34-17 win at Lumen Field on Seattle, Walker took to social media, making a one-word post on X:

"Belt" is undoubtedly in reference to the phrase "belt to ass," which has been popularized by Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin and Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson when referencing a dominant win.

The numbers make it difficult to argue with Walker's assertion, as the Bears out-gained the Seahawks 363-252, won the time of possession battle 35:03-24:57, sacked Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold three times and held the Seattle offense to a third-down conversion rate of just 1-for-11.

It was a shockingly one-sided result given that the Seahawks were coming off their most impressive win of the season, holding the Kansas City Chiefs to three points in a 20-3 victory.

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The Bears beat the Seahawks in all facets on Monday, though, and there is little doubt that new arrival Jeffery Simmons played a big role.

Acquired last week in a trade with the Tennessee Titans, Simmons had a sack in his Bears debut against Seattle, and seemed to open things up for the rest of Chicago's front four as well.

Simmons gives the Bears a menacing defense to go along with a dynamic offense led by quarterback Caleb Williams and head coach Ben Johnson, who calls the plays.

At 6-2, the Bears have one of the best records in the NFC, trailing only the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers.

Chicago is set to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next weekend, and a victory would send the Bears into their bye week with a ton of momentum and a four-game winning streak.