The Chicago Bears haven't missed a beat this season. 

They are 6-2 and have three straight games scoring 30 points or more. They lead the NFL with 3,098 total offensive yards. They are stifling teams on third down, with a 23.8% opponent third-down conversion rate. 

Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift is finding the end zone at a consistent rate. 

He actually has more touchdowns than the entirety of the Los Angeles Chargers. Swift has 10 touchdowns this season, while the Chargers have nine as a team. 

The Chicago Bears weren't fazed by the Seattle Seahawks defense. 

The Bears put up more points, yards, yards per catch, third down conversion percentage, first downs, passer rating, rushing yards and passing yards than the Seahawks had allowed all season. 

It's not wise to doubt Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson. 

He has a very impressive record against the spread in prime-time games. He is 7-1 so far, and as fate would have it, the Seattle Seahawks are favored by three. 

The Chicago Bears are going to be without an assistant coach for Monday night. 

Linebacker coach Richard Smith wasn't able to travel with the team due to health reasons. Assistant linebacker coach Kevin Koch is assuming his role for the game. 

 New Chicago Bears defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons won't be wearing his usual number this season. 

He's worn No. 98 for most of his career, but since that number belongs to Montez Sweat, Simmons is donning the No. 99 with the Bears. He's a picture a fan created of Simmons in his new threads: 

The NFL world was buzzing after the Tennessee Titans traded All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears. 

Receiver Luther Burden couldn't contain his excitement. He posted on X as soon as the trade news dropped. 

The Chicago Bears are being doubted again. 

Out of 10 analysts, only three picked the Bears to beat the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. 

The Chicago Bears had a bonus practice on Tuesday. 

Kyle Monangai and Malik Muhammad were not spotted. D'Marco Jackson and T.J. Edwards both participated. Some good news heading into the week of practice! 

Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland didn't play on Sunday, otherwise known as National Tight Ends Day. 

However, he did score a touchdown a few days before on Thursday Night Football against the New England Patriots. Here's the video of him pushing multiple Patriot defenders into the end zone: