The Bears have not announced a starting quarterback for Week 4 against the Jets. Here’s what to expect from the Bears QBs, the Jets defense and our predictions.

Tracking Ben Johnson’s and Aaron Glenn’s parallel paths from Detroit to first-time NFL head coaches to their first meeting Sunday when the Chicago Bears play host to the New York Jets.

Another week of Chicago Bears quarterback uncertainty is upon us. Coach Ben Johnson has not named a starter for the Week 4 game against the New York Jets.

For the first time, Gov. JB Pritzker and Illinois legislative leaders met Thursday with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in person, the latest indication a team stadium in Illinois is still possible.

Ben Johnson didn’t name a starting Chicago Bears QB for Week 4 on Friday. He did, however, rule out Caleb Williams for a second consecutive week.

Running back Breece Hall is among four New York Jets offensive starters who were ruled out Friday for their game against the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field.

The New York Jets have gone 20 consecutive games without an interception on defense. The Chicago Bears have 26 in the same span. Takeaways are what the Bears preach. Can they maintain high production?

For the Chicago Bears coaching staff, the next few weeks will be about getting Kyler Gordon back up to speed with the scheme and testing what he can handle physically.