Charlie Frye played the entirety of the 29-26 overtime victory over the Bears, going 20-of-35 with 209 and three interceptions.

Said Mike Holmgren: “Obviously, we can’t throw that many interceptions. That’s bad,” Holmgren said. “His decision-making was OK for the first time of playing a whole game. But I expect a lot out of quarterbacks. But we’ll see where he is.”

Frye was using audibles for the first time since college.

Seventh-round rookie running back Justin Forsett continues to make an impression, tallying 261 all-purpose yards and a touchdown.

Julius Jones on Forsett: “He plays like my little brother out there.”

Starting right tackle Sean Locklear sprained his knee.

Rookie kicker Brandon Coutu on his 5-for-5 performance with a long of 48 yards and the game-winner in overtime: “That was huge for my confidence. If you would have asked me before the game if I was going to get five attempts, I would have been excited. Obviously to get a chance to kick one at the end was definitely exciting to be in that situation.”

Leroy Hill had a big day.

Rookie tight end John Carlson was flagged for two false starts and a hold.