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Jets takeaways, report card from NFL Week 4 loss to Bears

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Staszewski, J. (2026, October 4). Jets takeaways, report card from NFL Week 4 loss to Bears. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/04/sports/jets-takeaways-report-card-from-nfl-week-4-loss-to-bears/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-04 · by Joseph Staszewski

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The New York Jets face the Chicago Bears in Week 4 with significant injuries impacting their roster. Breece Hall, who is week-to-week due to a quad injury suffered against the Detroit Lions, will likely miss the game, leaving backups Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis to carry the load. The team also lacks key players like WR Adonai Mitchell (finger), OL Dylan Parham (knee), TE Mason Taylor (thumb), and LB Kiko Mauigoa (quad). Head coach Aaron Glenn aims to avoid a three-game losing streak, emphasizing that performance is more important than blaming injuries. Meanwhile, the Jets' offensive line struggles continue, with protecting QB Geno Smith from Chicago's defensive front being crucial for any chance of victory. Additionally, this game marks a meeting between former Detroit Lions assistants turned head coaches: Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson, who will now face each other on opposite sidelines.

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Bears CHICAGO Detroit Jets

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Jets ORG · 5× Bears ORG · 2× CHICAGO GPE · 1× Detroit ORG · 1× Garrett Wilson PERSON · 1× Isaiah Williams’ PERSON · 1× Kenyon Sadiq PERSON · 1× Minkah Fitzpatrick PERSON · 1× Sadiq PERSON · 1× Wilson PERSON · 1×

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The Jets failed to establish any rhythm on offense in this one and they just had no one make any plays other than Isaiah Williams’ late touchdown.
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🔮 The Jets failed to establish any rhythm on offense in this one and they just had no one make any plays other than Isaiah Williams’ late touchdown.
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Jets takeaways, report card from NFL Week 4 loss to Bears · assertive framing

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What happened to the Jets playmakers? asserted
What → happen → playmakers
A week after Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq looked unstoppable in Detroit, they were stopped. asserted
they → look → Detroit
Wilson had three catches for 27 yards. asserted
Wilson → have → yards
Sadiq did not have a catch on four targets. asserted
Sadiq → have → targets
The Jets failed to establish any rhythm on offense in this one and they just had no one make any plays other than Isaiah Williams’ late touchdown. asserted
one → fail → touchdown
On defense, the Jets continue to lack impactful players. asserted
Jets → continue → players
Give Minkah Fitzpatrick credit for breaking the interception drought but you can count on one hand the number of impactful plays the defense made. asserted
defense → give → plays
They had no pass rush, allowing Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent too much time to pick their defense apart. asserted
They → have → defense
The Jets have some talented young players, but they need those guys to become game-changers. asserted
guys → have → players
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