Chicago Bears punted on every single possession vs. Seattle

If you happen to play in some sort of fantasy league that gives points to punters, Chicago Bears punter Pat O'Donnell was the man to have Sunday.

Against the Seattle Seahawks, the Bears punted on all ten of their offensive possessions Sunday. This is the first time such an occurrence has happened in the NFL since 1980. Not surprisingly, the Bears lost 26-0.

Granted, the Bears were without starting quarterback Jay Cutler, who is expected to miss an extended period of time with a hamstring injury, and they were also playing in Seattle, one of the most difficult places in the NFL to play on the road. But ten straight punts? To say that the Bears offense was "anemic" Sunday, would be a gross understatement.

The Bears were also playing without star wide receiver Alshon Jeffery, but the fact that an NFL team could go an entire game in this day and age and have every single one of their drives end in a punt is astonishing. But hey, Bears fans, at least your team didn't commit any turnovers Sunday!