Seahawks’ primetime stinker provides reality check and identity crisis

After Jason Myers’ second-quarter extra-point attempt squirted wide of the left upright, two words comically appeared on Lumen Field’s fleet of oversized video boards:

OH BOY!

It was a disastrously timed advertisement for Oberto Specialty Meats — founded in Seattle, headquartered in Kent and best known for its beef jerky.

It was also an appropriate response to the Seahawks’ primetime stinker.

Because Seattle’s 34-17 loss to the Chicago Bears Monday was a deflating dud in all three phases. The Seahawks’ offense managed just 252 total yards — as a replenished running game still struggled, Jaxon Smith-Njigba remained the only reliable threat and left guard Quenton Nelson’s addition made minimal…