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Good, bad and ugly from Bears' 34-17 prime-time win over Seahawks

It was a battle of defenses when the Chicago Bears took on the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. Chicago’s defense easily won that battle and the Bears won the game, 34-17, for their third straight win while improving to 6-2.

Offensively, they did not run the ball efficiently, but Chicago still finished the game with three rushing touchdowns. Quarterback Caleb Williams also played incredibly well, becoming the first quarterback to throw for over 200 yards against the Seahawks this season. He also had the highest completion percentage of quarterback facing Seattle this year.

On defense, Jeffery Simmons is already making a big difference. Chicago is still struggling in the secondary, but their defensive line got pressure on Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold all game long, even when they only rushed four defenders.

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