Bears-Jets Fast Facts
Matt Forte is now second in franchise history in career receptions.
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Matt Forte is now second in franchise history in career receptions.
A third-and-9 completion against pressure was big for the Bears.
Rex Ryan "should talk about me with enthusiasm," Martellus Bennett says.
Banged up as it is, the Bears' secondary played quality football.
At one point, Chicago turned to rookie Brock Vereen and newly signed Ahmad Dixon at safety.
"We preach turnovers here," Ryan Mundy says.
Kyle Fuller, Will Sutton, Ego Ferguson and Co. are making names for themselves.
Jay Cutler threw for 225 yards, and the Chicago defense stayed strong when it mattered most.
The Bears had already ruled out four starters: center Roberto Garza (ankle) left guard Matt Slauson (ankle), defensive tackle Jeremiah Ratliff (concussion) and linebacker Shea McClellin (hand).
Here's what the guys are tracking for fun in Monday night's game.
