Jets vs. Bears: Preview, prediction, what to watch for in Week 4

An inside look at Sunday’s Jets-Bears Week 4 matchup in Chicago: Jets QB Geno Smith vs.Bears DC Dennis AllenSmith is coming off one of the best games of his career.

He threw for completed 83.8 percent of his passes against the Lions last week for 321 yards and three touchdowns.Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off.

Smith made some pinpoint throws and had the offense humming, connecting with Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq often.“It’s been really, really good,” coach Aaron Glenn said of working with Smith.“I’ve talked about this several times on just the maturation that you’ve seen of him from the time I first got a chance to be with him here and to where he is now, just full understanding of the offense to his full understanding of how defenses are trying to attack us, him getting us in the right plays at the right time, him setting the protection at the right time, and just really seeing how he’s grown as a quarterback in this league has been outstanding.

“And the leadership qualities that he has and the way he commands the huddle, so being able to work with him in that aspect has been good.”Allen is another coach with deep ties to Glenn.The two were college teammates at Texas A&M, and Glenn was an assistant coach with the Saints when Allen was the defensive coordinator.Allen has the Bears defense playing well after a shaky Week 1 against Carolina.

They allowed just nine points to the Vikings in Week 2 and seven points to the Eagles last week.They had three takeaways last week and have six this season.Who’s at QB? The Bears have not announced who their starting quarterback will be Sunday.

Caleb Williams was ruled out with a hamstring injury, but coach Ben Johnson would not say whether Tyson Bagent or Case Keenum would be under center against the Jets.Bagent was the No.2 quarterback coming out of training camp, but he suffered a concussion and was not r...