The Chicago Bears have a tall task ahead of them on Monday night. The Seattle Seahawks are the defending champs, and last week against the Kansas City Chiefs, they showed there has not been a drop-off for their vaunted defense. This will be a great game for Caleb Williams to show the NFL exactly who he is.

Here is how Week 8 will pan out for the Chicago Bears:

Caleb Williams will put on a show against the best defense in the league

Caleb Williams has proven to be elite even against the best defenses. Monday will be another example that Caleb is the face of the league and is catching up to the elite quarterbacks. Throwing for 300 yards efficiently will become the new norm. His elite play will be the biggest headline of this game and the biggest reason for the result swinging into the Bears' favor.

Luther Burden will eclipse 100 yards receiving again

The Seahawks have a very aggressive and physical defense. They can limit the best players in the league to their worst game of the season. A player like Luther Burden will be a huge factor in this game. Luther Burden can make something out of nothing and consistently find a way to get the Bears yardage. That will be critical in this game. He will be the player Caleb Williams looks to the most and the player who has the most production on offense outside of Caleb. I can see him having another 100-yard day.

Jeffery Simmons will have an elite debut and outshine the Seahawks' newest player, Quenton Nelson

Both the Bears and Seahawks are welcoming new additions. Both players are ironically the best at their positions and have faced each other many times in previous seasons. The outlook for the Seahawks and the Bears is totally different with these 2 additions. I think Jeffery Simmons will have the biggest impact, and he will dominate in his debut. I think he will get his first sack with the Chicago Bears on Sam Darnold, and he will be a disruptor all game long in his snaps. It will be evident what type of impact he will make this season for the Bears on Monday.

The Bears' defense will force 3 turnovers

Sam Darnold has 8 interceptions on the season so far, and I think the turnover bug comes back and bites him in a major way on Monday night. The Bears will get 2 interceptions off of him, and Jeffery Simmons will have one of his sacks result in a fumble, with Chicago recovering. This will be a game that Darnold will want to forget.

The Bears will win by two scores

The Seattle Seahawks are coming off an impressive win, but the Bears are playing with a different level of confidence. This is a great test for the Chicago Bears, but they will prove to be the most dangerous team in the NFC on the big stage. The Bears will win this contest 28-17.