Interactive: Ten and counting — how D’Andre Swift took the NFL rushing touchdown lead in Seattle, step by step

The Bears beat the Seahawks 34-17 on Monday night, November 2, at Lumen Field. D’Andre Swift gained only 69 yards on 27 carries, but he scored three times, all from five yards or closer. Chicago moved to 6-2, and Seattle fell to 4-4.

Swift scored three times in the season opener at Carolina, then went three straight games without a touchdown. Seven of his 10 have come in the last four games. He has 545 yards on 143 carries, or 3.8 a carry, and the Bears won all three games in which he scored at least twice.

Swift now leads the NFL alone with 10 rushing touchdowns. Josh Allen has nine. Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor, Javonte Williams and Jahmyr Gibbs are tied at eight. Gibbs also has two receiving touchdowns, so he ties Swift at 10 overall in one game fewer.

Swift led after Week 1, 3 to 2. Allen then pulled ahead and stayed ahead through Week 7, reaching eight touchdowns by Week 5. Swift passed him only on Monday night, 10 to 9, after Allen added one against Baltimore on Sunday.

Swift’s longest run was 7 yards. The night was about time of possession: Chicago held the ball for 35:03 to Seattle’s 24:57, ran 70 plays to 56, was 7 of 15 on third down and went 4 of 4 in the red zone. Caleb Williams was 24 of 34 for 247 yards.

The single-season record is 28 rushing touchdowns, set by LaDainian Tomlinson in 2006. Swift’s pace is about 21 over 17 games. Next up is Tampa Bay at Soldier Field on Sunday, November 8, at 8:20 p.m. Eastern. The Buccaneers have allowed 80.0 rushing yards a game.