The Chicago Bears put on a dominant performance in Week 4, defeating the New York Jets with a final score of 63-35. With this victory, the Bears improve their season record and establish themselves as a formidable contender in the league. Baker Mayfield was the star of the game, throwing for an impressive 438 yards and a staggering seven touchdowns, demonstrating pinpoint accuracy and command of the offense. On the receiving end, Brock Bowers shined with 153 yards, making several key catches that kept the Jets' defense on their heels. Despite a solid effort from Trey Benson, who led the Jets in rushing with 63 yards, the offensive firepower of the Bears proved too much to handle. Defensively, the Bears disrupted the Jets' rhythm, highlighted by Alijah Huzzie's two interceptions that shifted momentum in Chicago's favor. The turning point of the game came in the second quarter when Huzzie's second pick led to a quick touchdown, extending the Bears' lead and putting the Jets in a difficult position for the remainder of the contest. With consistent pressure from the Bears' defense, the Jets struggled to mount a comeback, ultimately sealing the Bears' commanding victory.