So....about this game. I think the first 2 games have really prepared the Bears for this game. The Jets will essentially run the same offense as Buffalo, and a lot of the defense we saw from the 49ers. On offense, the Jets will run a bunch of zone read. They will run out of heavy sets with FBs, TEs, extra OL. They will spread out with 3 wide and run inside on the Bears' nickel. Like Buffalo, they will run 3 RBs out there. Hell, the 3 RBs will be pretty similar to Buffalo's group. Ivory is the steady, unspectacular but effective back ala Fred Jackson. Chris Johnson is the potential big play guy like Spiller. Powell is a short yardage guy like Dixon. In the pass game, they'll try to move Geno Smith around and get him some throws outside of the pocket. The Bills had most of their success with Manuel throwing on the roll out. They aren't really special at WR, especially if Decker is out, but they have some guys that are tough to cover if you give them a chance to improvise after losing pocket contain. On defense, the Jets will be a 3-4 like last week. They have a similar advantage against Michael Ola with Sheldon Richardson lined up over him most of the day. They don't really have that elite edge rusher though (like SF who didn't have Aldon Smith), so they will send an array of blitzes at Cutler and an OL that features a couple guys that could still struggle with a variety of pressure looks. Last week, the Bears really took advantage of Marshall against a converted safety, as he caught all 3 TDs vs the coverage of Jimmie Ward. This week, the Jets actually start a former college safety, Antonio Allen, at CB. On the other side, Dee Milliner may not be to go so HUGE advantage to the Bears on the outside. If the Jets blitz, that'll put a lot of man coverage on 2 all pros for a team that just gave up 200+ to Jordy Nelson last week. I do expect Cutler to have more pressure than he's seen this week. He has to stay patient and big plays will be there for the taking. I don't expect Forte to have much running room again as this is the #1 run D that he'll face, but should have some say in the pass game. Watch for Santonio Holmes to make a couple big plays. He should be motivated against his former team and he has now been in this offense for over a month. Defensively, Geno is prone to turnovers but you gotta stop the run first. I don't think the Jets can put up 20 against the Bears, so that's the magic number to put up to escape with a win.