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

The Chicago Bears secured a 23-12 victory over the New York Jets in Week 4, extending their season record to 3-1. While Case Keenum took the starting role, rookie quarterback Tyson Bagent emerged as the driving force behind the offense, leading the Bears to a commanding win.

Bagent’s performance stood out with an 80.8 grade from Pro Football Network’s Impact Scoring model, ranking 7th among quarterbacks, and he led the league with a 61.1% success rate on passes. The Bears’ offensive line also delivered strong play, with standouts Joe Thuney (81.4 grade), Jonah Jackson (78.3), and Darnell Wright (80.6) all grading above average at their respective positions.

On the ground, running back Kyle Monangai excelled with a 84.6 grade, finishing 6th in the league with 16 rushing yards over expected and second in scrimmage yards with 150 total yards. Wide receiver Rome Odunze was the Bears’ most efficient pass-catching target, ranking 11th in the NFL with 0.95 EPA per play in Week 4 alone.

Defensively, the Bears’ edge-rush duo of Dayo Odeyingbo (77.5 grade) and Austin Booker (77.2 grade) combined for two sacks, while rookie Malik Muhammad (81.7 grade) and safety Dillon Thieneman (77.5 grade) both showed promise in coverage. Despite mixed results from the defensive line, the Bears’ secondary held steady, with linebackers Devin Bush and T.J.

Edwards limiting opposing quarterbacks to passer ratings of 66.7 and 73.1, respectively, in coverage.

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