Here are some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' 26-14 victory over the Saints Sunday at Soldier Field:

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Consecutive victories by the Bears, the first time they've won four straight since their last four regular season games in 2018. Their four-game winning streak is the longest among NFC teams and tied for the longest in the NFL with the Patriots and Broncos.

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Takeaways the defense has generated during the Bears' current four-game winning streak, pushing their season total to an NFL-leading 16. With four takeaways and one giveaway, the Bears were a plus-three in turnover margin Sunday and are plus-13 during their four-game win streak and a league-leading plus-11 on the season.

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NFL teams that have scored at least 21 points in all of their games this season. The Bears were the only club to do so in each of their first five contests and accomplished the feat again Sunday. The last time the Bears tallied at least 21 points in their first six games was in 1995 when they did so in their first seven.

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Interceptions by the Bears in Sunday's win, the third time they've picked off three passes in their last four games. In the process, they became the first NFL team with three interceptions in three of their first six games in a season since the 2009 Saints.

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Consecutive quarters in which the Bears have scored points, encompassing all four periods in each of their three wins over the Raiders, Commanders and Saints. In their six games this season, the Bears have scored in all 12 quarters in the first half and in 22 of 24 quarters overall.

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Career interceptions by safety Kevin Byard III, the most by any NFL player since he entered the league in 2016. Byard's pick Sunday increased his season total to four, tied for the most in the league with Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd.

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Bears head coaches who have won four of their first six games. Ben Johnson joins George Halas (1920), Paddy Driscoll (1956) and Marc Trestman (2013).

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Interceptions by Tremaine Edmunds since he joined the Bears in 2023, the most by any NFL linebacker. His pick Sunday off a deflected pass was his third of the year.

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Rushing yards allowed by the Bears, their stingiest performance since Dec. 17, 2023, when they limited the Browns run game to 29 yards in Cleveland. On Sunday, they held Saints running back Alvin Kamara to 28 yards on 11 carries with a long run of six yards.

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Field goals made by Jake Moody the past two weeks against the Commanders (4 of 5) and Saints (4 of 4), the most by a kicker in his first two games with the Bears.

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Game time the Bears were leading Sunday. Moody's 27-yard field goal put them ahead 3-0 with 9:34 left in the first quarter and they never relinquished the lead.