Reviewing the Bears’ PFN grades from Week 4 vs. Jets

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, the Chicago Bears secured a 23-12 victory over the New York Jets at Soldier Field, propelling them to a 3-1 start to the 2026 season. Quarterback Tyson Bagent led the team to their win, despite Case Keenum technically starting at quarterback. The Bears dominated in time of possession, and while the game lacked flash, it was a decisive win for the team.

Looking back at the Week 4 performance, each eligible player on the Bears' roster received Pro Football Network's Impact Scoring model grades. Among the offensive lineup, Tyson Bagent earned an 80.8 (7th of 32 QBs), Kyle Monangai scored 84.6 (5th of 45 RBs), D'Andre Swift ranked 40th of 44 RBs with a 67.8, Rome Odunze placed 15th of 65 WRs with a 78.9, Luther Burden III was 39th of 65 WRs at 72.9, Colston Loveland finished 14th of 32 TEs with a 74.6, Theo Benedet was 75th of 91 OTs with a 69.5, Joe Thuney earned a 81.4 (14th of 48 OGs), Garrett Bradbury scored 72.4 (20th of 28 Cs), Jonah Jackson ranked 21st of 48 OGs at 78.3, Darnell Wright was 15th of 91 OTs with a 80.6, and Devery Wright finished 15th of 91 OTs with a 80.6.

Defensively, Montez Sweat earned a 56.9 (68th of 91 EDGEs), Jordan van den Berg placed 79th of 103 DTs at 59.9, Grady Jarrett was 93rd of 103 DTs at 56.2, Neville Gallimore finished 103rd of 103 DTs with a 53.9, Austin Booker led the defensive end group with a 77.2 (23rd of 91 EDGEs), Dayo Odeyingbo and Austin Booker each contributed a sack against the Jets, Devin Bush held his own in coverage allowing a 66.7 passer rating, T.J.

Edwards allowed a 73.1 average, Malik Muhammad and Dillon Thieneman excelled in run support allowing only a 39.6 passer rating, and Tyrique Stevenson struggled in coverage, providing the Jets with success. Cairo Santos finished with an average grade (16th of 30 Ks), as he only hit all three of his field goal attempts from within 30 yards.