With the Chicago Bears on deck for the New York Jets in Week 4, it will be a top defense against a top offense, and two old assistant coaches meeting as HCs.
The New York Jets face the Chicago Bears in a Week 4 matchup highlighted by former Detroit Lions coordinators Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson meeting as opposing head coaches for the first time. The game features a clash between Chicago's third-ranked offense, averaging 408 yards per game, and New York's second-ranked defense, which has allowed 258.3 yards per game.
Chicago enters the contest without starting quarterback Caleb Williams, relying on 38-year-old veteran Case Keenum, who threw two touchdowns and rushed for another in Week 3. Glenn noted the high competitive nature he and Johnson developed against each other during Detroit practice sessions from 2022 to 2024.
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