In their 49-year history, the Seahawks have been held to seven points or fewer 75 times. Only once have they won — Thursday night.

The Seattle Seahawks survived the Chicago Bears on Thursday, winning their Week 17 contest 6-3. The victory improved the Seahawks to 9-7 and kept their postseason dreams alive. Notably, what the result signified was far more telling than the on-field action, which was the lowest-scoring NFL game this season.

At times, the Seahawks on a short Christmas week were just trying to get through it. They stayed in playoff contention.

Geno is our top competitor on our football team,” Macdonald stated. “We’re not sitting here with life at the end of December unless Geno has done the things he’s done. He’s a fighter, man. I thought he played a good game.”

It wasn't pretty, but the Seattle Seahawks pulled off a 6-3 slog of a victory over the Chicago Bears that featured an outstanding effort from the Seattle defense, a near disappearance from the offense and a game-sealing interception that ended Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' rookie record for the most pass attempts without an interception at 353.

Regardless of whether or not the Seattle Seahawks make the playoffs, there is one major in-season accomplishment that I believe is worth spotlighting given the expectations of first-year head coach Mike Macdonald.

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There are a number of potentially high-stakes games on tap for Week 18 in the NFL. For instance, the matchup between the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings could potentially decide the NFC North and the top seed in the conference.