The Jets face an uphill battle as they hope to return to .500 when they collide with the Bears at Soldier Field on Sunday. Back-to-back hard-fought losses have derailed Gang Green's momentum after their season-opening victory, and returning to the win column in Week 4 will be even tougher now that head coach Aaron Glenn & Co.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn announced they’ve ruled out RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell, OL Dylan Parham and LB Kiko Mauigoa for Week 4. It was reported on Monday that Hall is considered week-to-week after his quad injury in Week 3’s loss to the Lions, but he avoided a more severe injury.
The Jets are walking into the start of October as a severely injured team. Gang Green is expected to be without their starting running back, wide receiver, left guard, defensive tackle, and edge rusher on the road against the Bears in Week 4 as they attempt to reach the .500 mark again.
With Breece Hall being considered week-to-week, it has created a sudden opening in the New York Jets‘ backfield, and the player set to emerge with this being the case is Braelon Allen.
Week 4 is another reunion game for New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn. Last week was the first time he faced off against his former boss: Lions head coach Dan Campbell.
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The Jets' 31-24 loss to the Lions was devastating for several reasons. For one, quarterback Geno Smith was incredible, completing 31 of his 37 passes for 321 yards and three touchdowns.
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The New York Jets released safety John Saunders Jr. from the practice squad on Thursday, ending a brief stay in Florham Park for a defensive back who spent last season and training camp with the New England Patriots, via the NFL transaction wire.
After missing the last two games due to a groin injury, New York Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick practiced fully on Thursday and told reporters afterwards that he expects to play against the host Chicago Bears on Sunday.
The Jets have a Jamien Sherwood problem. They had it last year when they benched their former captain. Now those struggles are showing in different areas.
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The Jets will be significantly hobbled by injuries this Sunday against Chicago, but the Bears can say the same as the status of quarterback Caleb Williams remains up in the air. Bears head coach Ben Johnson is playing coy on who will start, but it would come as quite the surprise if Caleb Williams were to suit up.
Breece Hall, AD Mitchell, and several other key players missed practice again Thursday, with the Jets still uncertain about multiple starters as they try to get back to .500 against Chicago.
Jets tickets for Sunday’s trip to Chicago are holding at $79, even as the number of available resale listings has grown. The Jets visit the Bears at Soldier Field on October 4, with kickoff set for 1 p.m.
Minkah Fitzpatrick was a full participant Thursday, giving the Jets some encouraging injury news ahead of Sunday’s road game against the Chicago Bears.
The first of what the New York Jets hope is a string of accolades was given this week to tight end Kenyon Sadiq. He was voted the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for his Week 3 performance against the Detroit Lions.
The Jets are looking to put another crushing loss behind them. A Week 4 showdown with the Bears awaits at Soldier Field, giving them an opportunity to redeem themselves against another quality opponent.
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich is confident the New York Jets have a special talent at wide receiver. Former NFL head coach Frank Reich was hired as the New York Jets OC in the offseason to help head coach Aaron Glenn.
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The New York Jets announced they have signed OL Kohl Levao from the practice squad to the active roster. The Jets also re-signed CB Jordan Clark and K Blake Grupe to the practice squad and released S John Saunders Jr.
Aaron Glenn’s first three games of the 2026 season have been objectively better than the first three games of his debut campaign. The Jets are 1-2 instead of 0-3, and they look far more competitive and competent in the process.
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