An inside look at Sunday's Jets-Bears Week 4 matchup in Chicago:

The New York Jets visit the Chicago Bears in a Week 4 matchup featuring key roster challenges on both sides. Jets quarterback Geno Smith faces a stout Bears defense coordinated by Dennis Allen, while Chicago must start either Tyson Bagent or Case Keenum after Caleb Williams was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Brian Costello predicts the Jets will capitalize on Chicago's backup quarterback situation to secure a 27-20 road victory.
Injuries will heavily impact both offenses during Sunday's game. New York will be without running back Breece Hall, tight end Mason Taylor, wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, and left guard Dylan Parham, opening larger roles for rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq. Meanwhile, the Bears enter the contest leaning on the league's top-ranked rushing attack, led by D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai.
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