Jeffery Simmons, Bears sack Seahawks: Here’s what you need to know

Newly acquired defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons made an immediate impact in his Chicago debut, D’Andre Swift scored three short touchdowns, and the Bears beat the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks 34-17 on Monday Night Football at Lumen Field in Seattle.Three moments that mattered1. Belief in Kalif: Seattle had seized momentum in the fourth quarter, cutting its deficit to 20-17. The Bears were facing third-and-9 from the Seahawks 44 after they were called for delay of game. Bears coach Ben Johnson dialed up a lateral disguised as a screen pass to speedy WR Kalif Raymond, who turned on the jets and sped 39 yards to the 5. On the next play, D’Andre Swift raced into the end zone for his third touchdown of the game.2. Loveland fumble: Austin Booker’s block of Jason Myers’ 33-yard field-goal try early in the fourth had the Bears looking good, up 20-9. But Seattle LB DeMarcus Lawrence punched the ball out of the hands of Bears TE Colston Loveland after an 8-yard reception on the