The Washington Redskins haven't favored very well in their Monday Night Football games through the years.

According to Dan Steinberg of The Washington Post, the Redskins have trailed by 19 or more points in four of those Monday contests at home since 2010. Showing no mercy, the Chicago Bears' defense came into their game against Washington wanting to continue that streak, led by Khalil Mack and Akiem Hicks up front.

Even more concerning, the Redskins have dropped seven straight games on MNF, with their last victory being led by quarterback Colt McCoy against the Cowboys in 2014.

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It's also worth noting that before Monday's showdown, the Redskins own a seven-game winning streak against the very same Bears. Unfortunately, that ended as Chicago went on to dominate the game and come out with a 31-15 victory.

With the Bears defense hounding Case Keenum, one can only ask if the results would be different if Washington had their star linemen Trent Williams — who continues to hold out after months of wanting to be traded.

Regardless, the results are set. The Redskins will now look to bounce back when they face the New York Giants next week. Fans can do anything but be anxious though and hope Keenum sparks a change as they try to get their first win of the season.