How to watch and stream Bears vs. Jets in NFL Week 4 with kickoff time, broadcast map, and other viewing options
The Chicago Bears will face off against the New York Jets in Week 4 of the NFL regular season and here’s how you can watch clash between Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears got back in the win column on Monday night with a huge win over the Philadelphia Eagles and now will be looking to keep the momentum rolling on Sunday at Soldier Field when the New York Jets come to town.
This will mark the first head-to-head game between Bears head coach Ben Johnson and Jets head coach Aaron Glenn after previously coaching together as coordinators with the Detroit Lions under head coach Dan Campbell. Both coaches have a lot of respect for each other and it’ll be exciting to finally see their units face off in a live game.
Speaking of the game itself, not everyone will be able to watch Sunday’s game locally on TV. So, here’s how you can watch, stream, or listen to the game if you’re outside the local market.
How to watch and stream the Chicago Bears vs. New York Jets game in Week 2
- Date/Time: Sunday, October 4 at 12:00 CT
- Broadcast: FOX
- Crew: Tim Brando (play-by-play), Drew Brees (analyst), and Kristina Pink (sideline)
- Streaming: FOX One, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV, YouTube TV (Sunday Ticket)
- Radio: ESPN 1000 (Chicago) and Q104.3 FM WAXQ (New York)
Not everyone will be able to watch this game locally on FOX. Here is the official NFL Week 4 broadcast map showing which areas will be able to watch the game live on TV and which areas will need to stream Sunday’s game. Those inside the yellow area will be able to watch Sunday’s game locally on FOX, those outside the yellow area will have to stream Sunday’s game.
Who will start at QB for the Chicago Bears in Week 4?
This will be the biggest question in Chicago this week, and for the second week in a row. Last week, the Bears held starting quarterback Caleb Williams out with a hamstring injury and turned to veteran Case Keenum as the starter with Tyson Bagent as the backup.
Bagent, who is the QB2 on the depth chart, missed the majority of last week’s practice after suffering a concussion in Week 2, which is what led to Keenum getting the nod.
Keenum was excellent against the Eagles operating Johnson’s offense, leading the team to a 27-7 victory. The 38-year-old veteran went 24/34 passing with 247 passing yards and three total touchdowns and was not sacked a single time in his first regular season start since the 2023 season with the Houston Texans.
After Monday night’s game, however, Johnson made it a point to say that Bagent finished training camp as the QB2 for a reason over Keenum, a sign that the Bears could pivot to Bagent starting on Sunday despite Keenum’s strong performance in Week 3.
The other thing to watch is how much practice Williams is able to get in this week. It’s unlikely Williams plays on Sunday, but Week 5 is certainly still a viable option for his return if he can start ramping back up in his recovery this week.
