After four years, the Bears and Jets are finally squaring off again, and this Week 4 showdown in Chicago is shaping up to be a wild one. Chicago’s got one of the best offensive lineups in the game right now, which is a big reason why they’ve got the upper hand for this home game.
Chicago’s Firepower and the Jets’ New Look
Remember the last time these two teams met? New York actually snapped a four-game losing streak against Chicago back then, and it was a hopeful year for the Jets with two stars earning end-of-season awards. But the Bears are NOT their 2022 selves, that’s for sure. The Jets, even with new quarterback Geno Smith still learning the ropes, aren’t slouches this year, either. Expect this to be a tough battle, with both teams looking to make a statement early in the season.
Grab Your Wallets for This Showdown
Wanna catch this Week 4 action live? Tickets for the Bears vs. Jets game are available now on StubHub, but prepare your wallet. The get-in cost is a hefty $350. If you want middle-level seats, you’re looking at $475. And for those lower-level passes? A cool $600. Every order is 100% guaranteed on StubHub, so you know you’re locked in, but man, those prices are no joke for an early October game.
Mark Your Calendars: Our Hawks Are Watching
This Week 4 clash kicks off Sunday, October 4th, at 1 p.m. ET from Soldier Field in Chicago. Let’s talk about Chicago’s schedule because it’s got something we Emerald City fans need to mark down. The Bears just crushed the Panthers 59-37 in Week 1, but then dropped games to the Vikings (9-3) and Eagles (27-7). After facing the Jets, they’re heading to Green Bay and Atlanta. But the big one for us? Monday, November 2nd, the Bears are coming to Lumen Field to face OUR Seahawks at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN! That’s a Monday night battle you won’t want to miss.
As for the Jets, they started strong with a 23-10 win over the Titans, but then lost to the Packers in overtime (20-17) and the Lions (31-24). After Chicago, they’re hosting the Browns.
This Week 4 game is a huge test for both Chicago and New York. For Chicago, it’s about keeping that offense humming and showing what they can do at home. For the Jets, can they find some consistency under Geno Smith and prove they’re no slouch? But for us, every game the Bears play between now and November 2nd is a scouting report. We’ll be watching closely to see what kind of team Sam Darnold and Coach Macdonald’s squad will be up against when they roll into Lumen Field for that Monday night battle. You know the 12s will be ready!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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