<p>SEATTLE — In their first game since they declared their postseason dreams to the rest of the league, the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/bears" target="_blank" >Bears</a> did something to the Seahawks that no one had done in 27 games: they scored on the first drive.</p><p>And what a drive it was: 17 plays for 80 grueling yards over a whopping eight minutes and 32 seconds. Receiver Luther Burden’s fourth catch of the drive was his shortest — a 1-yard touchdown.</p><p>With that, the Bears proved that they could do one of the toughest things in the sport — match the physicality of the defending Super Bowl champions.