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Who's in, who's out for Bears-Jets in Week 4?

The Chicago Bears and New York Jets square off at Soldier Field in Week 4. We're keeping track of the latest injury updates and inactives.

The Chicago Bears are set to face the New York Jets in Week 4, with former Detroit Lions coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn in charge. The game will see the announcement of their inactives 90 minutes before kickoff. Six Bears players are ruled out due to injuries, including quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring), left tackle Braxton Jones (knee), cornerback Kyler Gordon (calf), linebacker Noah Sewell (Achilles), and defensive tackle Shemar Turner (knee).

Defensive back Cam Lewis is listed as doubtful. However, D Andre Swift, who was listed as injured, will play as he was a full-participant in practice. The Bears' starting lineup at left tackle will be Theo Benedet, while the safety position will be covered by Dillon Thieneman and Xavier Woods. The starting quarterback for the Bears remains uncertain, with Tyson Bagent, Caleb Williams' backup, likely to start based on practice reps.

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