49ers defeat Seahawks 32-29 as Packers dominate Bears in Week Five

San Francisco kept its perfect record by edging Seattle 32-29 on Sunday, scoring the winning touchdown with less than two minutes left in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Brock Purdy connected with wide receiver Brandin Cooks for a seven-yard score, and the extra point gave the 49ers a one-point lead. Seattle responded with a two-point conversion by Mike Evans, but the lead change held as the game ended.

Green Bay posted a dominant performance against Chicago, winning 31-7. The Packers' offense moved efficiently throughout the game, while the Bears struggled to generate scoring opportunities.

Other notable results included Denver's 23-17 victory over Los Angeles, Detroit's 45-21 win over Arizona, and a 23-20 win for the Broncos over the Chargers after a late field goal.

In Detroit, running back Jahmyr Gibbs rushed for 151 yards on 25 carries and added two touchdowns, also catching passes for 56 yards. The Lions' offense produced multiple touchdowns in the second half to secure the win.

Los Angeles' quarterback Justin Herbert threw a 70-yard pass in the final minute of regulation against Denver but was unable to complete a game-winning drive. The Chargers later tied the game before Denver's kicker made a short field goal to clinch the win.

The week also featured several turnovers, including a fumble by Seattle's George Holani that was recovered in the end zone for a San Francisco touchdown, and an interception by Denver's Nehemiah Pritchett off Brock Purdy.

Overall, the results moved the 49ers to 5-0, the Packers to 3-2, and kept the Broncos tied for second in the AFC West.