The Seahawks fell to 4-4 on Monday night with a 34-17 loss to the Bears, a game in which, as head coach Mike Macdonald put it, the Seahawks were beaten in all three phases of the game. In addition to that final score, here are 12 numbers that help tell the story of Monday's loss:

17

Margin of defeat for the Seahawks, their worst loss since losing to Green Bay by 17 points in Week 15 of the 2024 season.

17

The combined margin of defeat for the Seahawks in their six losses over the past two seasons prior to Monday's game. Before Monday's loss, the Seahawks losses over the last two seasons were by 4, 3, 2, 2, 3 and 3-point margins.

363 and 22

Yards and first downs gained by the Bears, the most for a Seahawks opponent this season. Coming into the game, the Seahawks were giving up a league-low 233.9 yards per game.

7

Consecutive games with at least one turnover for the Seahawks, who from Week 18 last season to this year's opener, went five straight games, postseason included, without committing a turnover.

1

Third down conversion for the Seahawks on 11 tries, a big change from a week earlier when Seattle went 11 for 16 on third down in a win over the Chiefs.

1 for 4

The Seahawks' conversion rate in the red zone, with Sam Darnold finding Cooper Kupp in the end zone for one touchdown, while the other three trips inside the 20 resulted in a field goal, a blocked field goal and a turnover on downs.

4 for 4

The Bears' conversion rate in the red zone, a huge difference in the game between the two teams.

118

Receiving yards on six catches, including a 43-yard touchdown for Jaxon Smith-Njigba. It was Smith-Njigba's seventh 100-yard performance in eight games this season, making him the first player to do that through eight games since Adam Thielan in 2018, and the fourth player to do it in the Super Bowl era.

985

Receiving yards for Smith-Njigba, the second most through eight games for a player in the Super Bowl era, according to NFL Research, trailing only Tyreek Hill's 1,014 yards through eight games in 2023.

1

Sack for Mike Morris, the first of his NFL career. It was also the only sack of the game for the Seahawks.

70 & 35:09

The number plays run by the Bears and their time of possession, compared to 56 offensive plays for the Seahawks and 24:47 of possession. The Bears came into the game leading the NFL both in plays run and time of possession, and they had the edge there again thanks in part to a 7-for-15 day on third down as well as one fourth-down conversion.

13

Tackles made by Ernest Jones IV, bringing his season total up to 81, the third highest in the NFL and the highest in the NFC.