The New York Jets endured their most difficult afternoon of the 2026 season in Week 4, falling 23-12 to the Chicago Bears in a game that exposed some of the team's lingering offensive problems. New York managed just 157 total yards, was held to seven first downs and struggled to generate any consistent rhythm throughout the afternoon.
While several Jets earned respectable grades despite the team's overall struggles, others had performances that PFF viewed far less favorably. The offense never found a sustained rhythm, and some of the unit's most important players were among those who received the lowest marks.
Before everyone turns the page toward Week 5, let's take one final look at the Jets' most recent performance through the lens of Pro Football
Focus. Here are the five lowest-graded offensive players from the Week 4 loss, offering another perspective on where New York struggled most against Chicago.
Jets 5 worst offensive grades
5. Kenyon Sadiq, tight end - 57.7
4. Olu Fashanu, left tackle - 53.1
3. Sterling Shepherd, wide receiver -52.9
2. Jeremy Ruckert, tight end -52.1
1. Geno Smith, quarterback - 44.1
This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: PFF: Worst grades for Jets offense against Bears in Week 4
