Here are some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' 34-17 victory over the Seahawks Monday night in Seattle:

36

Consecutive games that Caleb Williams has attempted at least 20 passes without multiple interceptions, breaking a tie with Aaron Rodgers for the longest streak in NFL history. On Monday night, Williams completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards with one touchdown, no interceptions and a 101.0 passer rating.

0:00

Minutes and seconds the Bears have trailed in their last three games since Williams returned from a hamstring injury. They've led for 158:33 and been tied 0-0 for 21:27.

3

Rushing touchdowns by D'Andre Swift in the second half, the first time a Bears player ran for three TDs in a half since Nov. 13, 1977, when Walter Payton did so in the second half of a 28-27 comeback win over the Chiefs at Soldier Field.

10

Rushing TDs by Swift this year, the most by a Bears player in the first eight games of a season since fullback Rick Casares had 11 in 1956. The 10 TDs are a new career high for Swift, eclipsing the nine he produced last season.

17

Plays on the Bears' first possession, their most on a game-opening TD drive since Nov. 5, 2000, when they also had a 17-play, 80-yard drive in a 27-24 win over the Colts at Soldier Field. That possession was capped by Curtis Enis' 11-yard TD run. Monday night's first drive culminated in Williams' 1-yard TD pass to Luther Burden III.

6-2

Bears record after Monday night's win, their best eight-game start since 2012 when they opened 7-1.

9.1

Percentage of third-down plays the Seahawks converted (1 of 11). The Bears lead the NFL in third-down defense at 23.8% (19 of 80). The 19 conversions are the second fewest permitted by an NFL team through its first eight games since at least 1991.

6

Years since the Bears last scored at least 30 points in three straight games. They've done so this year in wins over the Falcons (31-23), Patriots (30-24) and Seahawks (34-17) for the first time since 2020 when they topped 30 points in four consecutive contests, losing to the Lions (34-30) before defeating the Texans (36-7), Vikings (33-27) and Jaguars (41-17).

17

Margin of victory in points for the Bears over the Seahawks, whose six previous losses since the start of the 2025 season had come by a combined 17 points. Seattle had not lost by more than four points in its previous 30 games, including the postseason.

1

Times the Bears have defeated both Super Bowl participants from the previous year in the same season — something they accomplished in back-to-back weeks with wins over the Patriots and Seahawks. This is the ninth season that the Bears have played both of the previous year's Super Bowl opponents. The Bears became the seventh team to defeat the previous season's Super Bowl in back-to-back games and the first to do so in consecutive prime-time contests.

3,098

Total yards the Bears have compiled this season, the most in the NFL. They amassed 363 Monday night against the Seahawks' No. 1-ranked defense that had not permitted more than 301 in any of its first seven games.

30.6

Percentage of three-and-outs the Bears defense has forced this season, second best in the NFL behind the Giants' 32.9. The Bears forced three-and-outs on four of Seattle's 11 possessions.

1

Interceptions that defensive tackle James Lynch has recorded in 116 games at Baylor (38) and in the NFL (78). Lynch picked off a Sam Darnold pass that was deflected by Austin Booker in the fourth quarter, setting up the Bears' final touchdown.

4

Touchdowns the Bears scored on four red-zone possessions. In their last three games since Williams returned, they have produced TDs on 11 of 13 drives inside their opponents' 20, with one possession ending on a kneel-down in a Week 6 win in Atlanta. Seattle had allowed only 14 drives inside the 20 in its first seven games.

1

Touchdowns the Seahawks scored on four red-zone possessions. Seattle's other three drives inside the 20 ended with a field goal, blocked field-goal attempt and turnover on downs.

6

Kicks that Cairo Santos made without a miss: four extra points and field goals of 44 and 38 yards.

21.8

Average yards per catch by Rome Odunze, who had four receptions for 87 yards. He had catches of 18 and 24 yards to set up Santos' first field goal late in the first half and receptions of 23 and 22 yards to set up Swift's 1-yard TD run that put the Bears ahead 20-9 midway through the third quarter.

6-0

Bears' record in November in Ben Johnson's two seasons as coach. They went 5-0 last November, the first time the Bears had won five games in a single month since November 1959, when they also went 5-0.