Statistical Breakdown: How Bears and Jets stack up before Week 4
Here’s how the Chicago Bears and New York Jets stack up statistically ahead of their Week 4 matchup.
As the Chicago Bears prepare to face off against the New York Jets in Week 4, the two teams are positioned differently in various statistical categories. On offense, the Bears lead the Jets with a scoring offense ranking of 5th in the league at 29.7 points per game, compared to the Jets' 17th at 21.3 PPG. The Bears also excel in passing offense, ranking 15th with 223.7 yards per game, while the Jets are slightly ahead in rushing offense, sitting at 7th with 92.3 yards per game.
The Bears' total offense of 408.0 yards per game places them 3rd in the league, whereas the Jets come in 13th with 329.0 YPG.
Defensively, the Bears hold the edge in several key areas. They allow 17.7 points per game, ranking 7th in the league, while the Jets rank 11th at 20.3 PPG. The Bears also have a better passing defense, allowing 207.0 yards per game, compared to the Jets' 171.0 YPG, which places them 3rd in the league. In rushing defense, the Jets have the upper hand, allowing 87.3 yards per game and ranking 7th, while the Bears rank 22nd at 117.0 YPG.
The Bears' total defense ranks 15th with 324.0 YPG, while the Jets' defense is ranked 2nd with 258.3 YPG.
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