Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 20 segments
Justin Fried and Mike Luciano break down the New York Jets' Week 4 game against the Chicago Bears! Subscribe to The Jet Press for Jets news, videos, interviews, reactions, and year-round coverage…
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But, you know, I felt that the game script early on, obviously significantly favored Chicago.

Worst thing that could have happened to the Jets might have been getting that goal line stand, right? Because what happens there is awesome play, like awesome job by the defense making that stand.

offense can't get any rhythm obviously you're not expecting to score on that drive and you're just trying to hope to avoid a safety hoping to avoid negative plays and that's basically what happened they ended up punting it away and the jets offense just never ever got into a rhythm uh for one thing or another right there's a couple of penalties obviously the first drive is hard to account for uh i thought they went away from the running game a bit earlier than they probably should have which again it was just a little braille and allen game Good Braylon Allen game, good running game overall.

One of them, they started at their half yard line and the other was a two minute drill.

So there weren't really many opportunities to consistently pound the rock, which is what they wanted to do probably going into this game.

So again, and they had some success at which they found considerable success at.

Cause that's now three weeks in a row that they've allowed 12 or fewer points after a really tough week one.

Because what happens as an offense when you are losing or when you are losing the time possession battle in the way that they were, when you barely have the ball, every snap feels more important.

And I thought we saw that from Geno early on in this game where it felt like He was a bit overwhelmed.

But, you know, I felt that the game script early on, obviously significantly favored Chicago.

Worst thing that could have happened to the Jets might have been getting that goal line stand, right? Because what happens there is awesome play, like awesome job by the defense making that stand.

offense can't get any rhythm obviously you're not expecting to score on that drive and you're just trying to hope to avoid a safety hoping to avoid negative plays and that's basically what happened they ended up punting it away and the jets offense just never ever got into a rhythm uh for one thing or another right there's a couple of penalties obviously the first drive is hard to account for uh i thought they went away from the running game a bit earlier than they probably should have which again it was just a little braille and allen game Good Braylon Allen game, good running game overall.

One of them, they started at their half yard line and the other was a two minute drill.

So there weren't really many opportunities to consistently pound the rock, which is what they wanted to do probably going into this game.

So again, and they had some success at which they found considerable success at.

Cause that's now three weeks in a row that they've allowed 12 or fewer points after a really tough week one.

Because what happens as an offense when you are losing or when you are losing the time possession battle in the way that they were, when you barely have the ball, every snap feels more important.

And I thought we saw that from Geno early on in this game where it felt like He was a bit overwhelmed.
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