New Delhi, Nov. 3 -- SEATTLE - For three quarters the Seahawks looked like a team that had met a defense it could not solve, and for a few minutes in the fourth they looked like one that might escape. Then Chicago's line put the game away. Austin Booker tipped a Sam Darnold pass, defensive tackle James Lynch caught it for the first interception of his career, and D'Andre Swift ran in his third touchdown.

The Bears beat the defending Super Bowl champions 34-17 on Monday night, improving to 6-2. Seattle fell to 4-4. The new face on the Chicago defense, All-Pro tackle Jeffery Simmons, led the team with six tackles in his debut, adding a sack, two tackles for loss and a pass defensed.

Chicago's pass rush did most of the damage. Seattle gain...