Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears: Complete Match Player Stats, Series History, and 2026 Preview

This is the most complete guide you will find on the Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears Match Player Stats series. Inside you will find full passing, rushing, and receiving player stats from every significant recent matchup, the all-time series record broken down by era, individual player cross-game analysis that no single box score site offers, and a full look ahead at the December 2026 Week 13 meeting at Soldier Field.

Chicago leads this series in every meaningful metric, but the Jaguars have shown they can compete when the execution is there. The 2024 London game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was a defining moment in this modern rivalry – and the numbers behind it tell a story worth reading.

Series Snapshot: All-Time Record, Bears vs Jaguars

The Chicago Bears lead the Jacksonville Jaguars 6-3 in their all-time head-to-head series across nine games. The teams have never met in the NFL playoffs. Chicago averages 26.3 points per game in the series while Jacksonville averages 16.6 – a margin that reflects sustained Bears dominance despite Jacksonville winning three of the nine meetings.

Category	Chicago Bears	Jacksonville Jaguars
All-Time Record	6-3 (66.7%)	3-6 (33.3%)
Playoff Meetings	0	0
Avg Points Per Game (All-Time)	26.3	16.6
Current Winning Streak	2 games (active)	N/A (2-game losing streak)
Largest Series Win	41-3 (Oct 7, 2012)	22-3 (Dec 12, 2004)
Last 5 Games Record	3-2	2-3
Most Recent Result	W 35-16 (Oct 13, 2024)	L 16-35 (Oct 13, 2024)
Home Record in Series	4-1 (CHI home)	1-2 (JAX home)

Series Fact: The Bears have never lost to the Jaguars by more than one score in the last five meetings, and four of the last five have been decided by 10+ points in favor of the winning team – suggesting neither team has been truly competitive when facing the other recently.

Complete Game Log: All 9 Meetings (1995-2024)

Every game in the Bears-Jaguars series is listed below. This gives you the full historical picture that no single competitor article provides.

Date	Venue	Score	Winner	Key Notes
Oct 15, 1995	Soldier Field, Chicago	CHI 30 – JAX 27	Bears	Early series meeting; Bears edged expansion Jaguars
Sep 6, 1998	Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville	JAX 24 – CHI 23	Jaguars	Jaguars won by 1 in Jacksonville in early peak era
Jan 6, 2002	Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville	CHI 33 – JAX 13	Bears	Bears won comfortably in January finale
Dec 12, 2004	Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville	JAX 22 – CHI 3	Jaguars	Largest JAX series win; Bears held to 3 points
Oct 7, 2012	EverBank Field, Jacksonville	CHI 41 – JAX 3	Bears	Largest series blowout; Jay Cutler 2 TD, Forte 107 rush yds
Dec 7, 2008	Soldier Field, Chicago	CHI 23 – JAX 10	Bears	Soldier Field win; Jags held to 10 points
Oct 16, 2016	EverBank Field, Jacksonville	JAX 17 – CHI 16	Jaguars	Jaguars won by 1 on Bortles TD late; Bears’ last JAX loss
Dec 27, 2020	TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville	CHI 41 – JAX 17	Bears	Trubisky 265 yds 2 TD; Jags tanked for Lawrence pick
Oct 13, 2024	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London	CHI 35 – JAX 16	Bears	Caleb Williams 4 TD debut; London NFL International Series

Game 8 – December 27, 2020: Chicago 41, Jacksonville 17

This game carried unique storylines on both sides. The Bears needed a win to control their NFC playoff destiny, while the Jaguars – already at 1-14 – were playing for draft position. Losing their 14th straight game locked Jacksonville in as the team most likely to land the No. 1 overall pick in the 2021 draft, which they used to select Trevor Lawrence. Mitchell Trubisky delivered an efficient performance and David Montgomery powered the running game as the Bears erupted for 21 straight third-quarter points.

Draft History Note: The Jaguars’ 14th consecutive loss in this game directly set up their selection of Trevor Lawrence with the first overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft – a decision that would define the franchise for years.

Passing Stats – December 27, 2020

Player	Team	CMP	ATT	CMP%	YDS	TD	INT	Rating
Mitchell Trubisky	CHI	24	35	68.6%	265	2	1	97.9
Mike Glennon	JAX	24	37	64.9%	211	2	2	72.8

Rushing Stats – December 27, 2020

Player	Team	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
David Montgomery	CHI	23	95	4.1	1
Mitchell Trubisky (rush TD)	CHI	2	10	5.0	1
Dare Ogunbowale	JAX	14	71	5.1	0

Top Receiving Performers – December 27, 2020

Player	Team	REC	TGT	YDS	TD	Notes
Allen Robinson II	CHI	10	Not pub.	103	0	10-catch game vs. his former team; JAX drafted him 2014
Jimmy Graham	CHI	4	5	69	2	Two TD catches; first in Bears uniform that meant something
DJ Chark Jr.	JAX	4	6	62	1	20-yd TD catch was JAX’s best play of the day
Laviska Shenault Jr.	JAX	Not pub.	Not pub.	Not pub.	1	34-yd TD catch; bright spot in a dark season

Team Stats Comparison – December 27, 2020

Stat	Chicago Bears	Jacksonville Jaguars
Total Yards	391	279
First Downs	28	14
Turnovers	1	2
Penalties	4 for 40 yds	10 for 115 yds
3rd Down Efficiency	6/12 (50%)	5/12 (42%)
Time of Possession	33:00	27:00
Red Zone	4/6	0/1

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring – December 27, 2020

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Chicago Bears	7	6	21	7	41
Jacksonville Jaguars	3	7	7	0	17

Game 9 – October 13, 2024: Chicago 35, Jacksonville 16 (London, NFL International Series)

This was the marquee matchup of the modern Bears-Jaguars series and one of the most talked-about games of the 2024 NFL London series. Played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, it featured a No. 1 overall pick battle between rookie Caleb Williams (Bears, 2024 draft) and Trevor Lawrence (Jaguars, 2021 draft). Williams won decisively, throwing four touchdown passes in what was then a career-best performance. The Bears improved to 4-2 and won their third straight game for the first time in four years. The Jaguars fell to 1-5, with head coach Doug Pederson’s job under serious scrutiny.

This game also produced one of the strangest individual performances of the 2024 season: Bears tight end Cole Kmet scored two touchdowns and was then thrust into emergency long-snapper duty when regular snapper Scott Daly suffered a knee injury. Kmet successfully snapped for each of Chicago’s remaining extra points and field goals – a feat so unusual that research revealed he was the first player to score a touchdown and then snap for the subsequent extra point since 2005.

London Game Context: This was the fifth time the Jaguars played in London in five years, making it a routine home-away-from-home. Despite that familiarity, the Bears controlled the game after a slow start and Jacksonville could not capitalize on their opening 14-play, 67-yard drive – settling for a field goal instead of a touchdown after Gabe Davis dropped an end-zone pass.

Passing Stats – October 13, 2024 (London)

Player	Team	CMP	ATT	CMP%	YDS	TD	INT	Passer Rating
Caleb Williams	CHI	23	29	79.3%	226	4	1	124.4
Trevor Lawrence	JAX	23	35	65.7%	234	2	1	85.9
Mac Jones (relief)	JAX	Not pub.	Not pub.	—	Not pub.	0	0	N/A

Mac Jones replaced Lawrence late in the fourth quarter with the game decided. Lawrence’s full stat line represents his work through approximately 3.5 quarters.

Rushing Stats – October 13, 2024 (London)

Player	Team	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
D’Andre Swift	CHI	17	91	5.4	1
Caleb Williams (scrambles)	CHI	4	56	14.0	0
Travis Etienne Jr.	JAX	3	-1	—	0
Tank Bigsby	JAX	Not pub.	Not pub.	—	0

Travis Etienne re-aggravated a shoulder injury in this game and finished with -1 yards on 3 carries. His struggles were a major storyline in Jacksonville’s offensive failure.

Top Receiving Performers – October 13, 2024 (London)

Player	Team	REC	TGT	YDS	TD	Notes
Evan Engram	JAX	10	11	102	0	First game back from hamstring; fumbled on opening Q3 play – cost JAX 7 points
Cole Kmet	CHI	5	6	70	2	31-yd TD + 2-yd TD; then emergency long-snapper rest of game
Keenan Allen	CHI	5	6	41	2	First TD in Bears uniform; tea party celebration after 9-yd TD in Q3
Gabe Davis	JAX	5	7	45	2	Both TDs came in 2nd half; dropped end-zone pass in Q1 cost JAX early TD
D’Andre Swift	CHI	4	4	28	0	Added 28 receiving yards to 91 rushing for 119 total from scrimmage
Rome Odunze	CHI	2	3	40	0	28-yd catch on rookie-to-rookie connection with Williams
Brian Thomas Jr.	JAX	Not pub.	Not pub.	Not pub.	0	Dropped an end-zone pass in Q4; BTJ struggling in this game

Defense & Turnovers – October 13, 2024 (London)

Player	Team	Stat	Impact
Josh Blackwell	CHI	1 INT of Lawrence	Led to D’Andre Swift’s TD; put game away at 28-10
Elijah Hicks	CHI	1 Fumble Recovery (Engram)	Recovered Engram’s fumble on Q3’s first play; gave CHI ball at JAX 41
TJ Edwards	CHI	Forced Engram Fumble	Punched ball out of Engram’s hands; biggest single play of the game by EPA
Andre Cisco	JAX	1 INT of Williams	Deep ball to DJ Moore; kept JAX within 7-3 late in Q2
Roy Robertson-Harris	JAX	1 Sack	Cleanup sack on Williams’ first drive; early defensive stand
Maason Smith	JAX	1 Sack	Interior pressure; one of JAX’s 3 total sacks in the game
Kyler Gordon	CHI	7 Tackles, 1 TFL	Left with hamstring; DeMarcus Walker added sack + 2 QB hits

Team Stats Comparison – October 13, 2024 (London)

Stat	Chicago Bears	Jacksonville Jaguars
Total Yards	373	278
Passing Yards	282	234
Rushing Yards	68 (allowed)	68 (gained)
First Downs	25	17
Turnovers (Committed)	1 (1 INT)	3 (1 INT, 1 Fumble Lost + 1 fumble rec by JAX)
Penalties	2 for 10 yards	8 for 43 yards
3rd Down Efficiency	Not pub.	Not pub.
Time of Possession	Not pub.	Not pub.
Sacks Taken	3	Not pub.
QB Rating (Starting QB)	124.4 (Williams)	85.9 (Lawrence)

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring – October 13, 2024 (London)

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Jacksonville Jaguars	3	0	10	3	16
Chicago Bears	0	14	14	7	35

Full Scoring Summary – October 13, 2024 (London)

Quarter	Team	Play	Score After
Q1	JAX	Little 30-yd FG (after Davis’ dropped TD pass)	JAX 3 – CHI 0
Q2	CHI	Williams 31-yd TD pass to Kmet; Santos XP good	JAX 3 – CHI 7
Q2	CHI	Williams 2-yd TD pass to Kmet (13 sec left); Santos XP good	JAX 3 – CHI 14
Q3	CHI	Williams 9-yd TD pass to Allen (after Engram fumble); Santos XP good	JAX 3 – CHI 21
Q3	JAX	Lawrence 21-yd TD pass to Davis; Little XP good	JAX 10 – CHI 21
Q3	CHI	Williams 3-yd TD pass to Allen; Santos XP good (emergency long snap by Kmet)	JAX 10 – CHI 28
Q4	CHI	Swift 1-yd TD run (after Blackwell INT); Santos XP good	JAX 10 – CHI 35
Q4	JAX	Lawrence 5-yd TD pass to Davis; 2PT conversion failed	JAX 16 – CHI 35

Caleb Williams: Breakout Performance Deep Dive

The October 2024 London game is best understood as the moment Caleb Williams announced himself as a legitimate No. 1 overall pick who was translating potential into consistent production. This was his best performance through six weeks of his rookie season.

Caleb Williams Stat vs JAX	Value	Context
Completion Percentage	79.3% (23/29)	Third consecutive game above 100 passer rating – first Bears QB to do that since Josh McCown in 2013
Passing Yards	226	Efficient, not explosive – no need for chunk plays; the TDs came from precision
Touchdowns	4	Set new personal career high; previous high was 2 TD in a single game
Interception	1	Deep ball to DJ Moore; Andre Cisco back-pedaling to pick it; Williams recovered well
Rush Yards	56 on 4 carries	14.0 yards per scramble; athletic dimension opponents cannot ignore
PFN QB+ Grade	73.7 (B grade)	13th-highest single-game grade in the NFL through Week 6 of 2024
Sacks Taken	3	Jacksonville’s pass rush created early-game disruption that masked in final score
TD Drives (Distances)	85 yds, 41 yds, 91 yds, post-INT	Four separate touchdown marches; no short-field gifts

What made Williams’ performance stand out beyond the box score was his no-huddle efficiency. When the Bears went up-tempo, the Jacksonville defense had no time to substitute or disguise coverages. Williams read defenses faster in tempo and his completion percentage jumped noticeably on those drives. Keenan Allen, a 12-year veteran who had worked with elite quarterbacks in Los Angeles, said after the game: ‘When we pick up the tempo, he’s a lot more comfortable. He’s able to see things faster, and defenses can’t do all the moving around.’

Trevor Lawrence vs Chicago Bears: Performance Analysis

Lawrence’s 234-yard, two-touchdown showing against Chicago in 2024 was actually his second-highest PFN QB+ grade of the entire 2024 season – which tells you how difficult his year was. Coming in at 1-4, having lost 10 of his last 11 starts as a starter, Lawrence needed a statement game in London. He did not get one.

Trevor Lawrence Stat vs CHI (2024)	Value	Context
Completion Percentage	65.7% (23/35)	Below his season average; three drops from receivers also affected rhythm
Passing Yards	234	Respectable total but the red-zone miscues masked the yardage
Touchdowns	2 (both to Gabe Davis)	Both came in the second half when game was already decided
Interception	1	Josh Blackwell pick; led directly to Swift’s TD that made it 28-10
PFN QB+ Grade	59.6 (C grade)	Second-highest grade of his 2024 season – his worst season as a starter
Record After This Loss	1-5 (1-10 in last 11 starts)	Made his job security the lead story post-game
First Half Line	9/12, 82 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT	Efficient first half, but Jags scored only 3 points from their drives
Travis Etienne Support	3 carries, -1 yards	Etienne re-aggravated shoulder; effectively no ground game for Lawrence

Context Note: Jacksonville owner Shad Khan called this 2024 roster ‘the best team assembled by the Jacksonville Jaguars ever’ after signing Lawrence to a 5-year, $275 million extension. The Bears game made Pederson’s job look untenable. He was fired the following week.

Cross-Game Player Analysis: Patterns in the Series

Looking at the same positions and situations across multiple games reveals patterns in how these teams perform against each other.

Chicago Bears QBs vs Jacksonville – Career Summary

QB	Game(s)	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT	Result
Caleb Williams	Oct 13, 2024	23	29	226	4	1	W 35-16
Mitchell Trubisky	Dec 27, 2020	24	35	265	2	1	W 41-17
Jay Cutler	Oct 7, 2012	23	39	292	2	1	W 41-3
Brian Hoyer	Oct 16, 2016	30	49	302	0	0	L 16-17

Note: The Bears have scored 30+ points in three of their four most recent wins over Jacksonville. Turnover control has been a consistent factor – Chicago has committed exactly one turnover in three of their last four wins in this series.

Jacksonville Jaguars QBs vs Chicago – Career Summary

QB	Game(s)	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT	Result
Trevor Lawrence	Oct 13, 2024	23	35	234	2	1	L 16-35
Mike Glennon	Dec 27, 2020	24	37	211	2	2	L 17-41
Blake Bortles	Oct 16, 2016	20	33	271	1	1	W 17-16
Blaine Gabbert	Oct 7, 2012	17	33	142	0	2	L 3-41

Cole Kmet’s Unforgettable London Performance

Cole Kmet’s game on October 13, 2024 stands alone in NFL history for this particular combination of contributions. He caught two touchdowns, then served as the Bears’ emergency long snapper for every extra point and field goal attempt from his first TD onward. Every snap was clean. According to historical research cited in post-game coverage, Kmet was the first player to score a touchdown and then snap for the extra point following that same score since 2005. His role as designated emergency long snapper – maintained because the team discovered he had done it in high school – made this one of the most unusual position-double performances in modern NFL memory.

Evan Engram: The Costly Fumble

Engram returned from a four-game hamstring absence for this game, active just in time for the London matchup. He performed well catching the ball – 10 catches for 102 yards – but his fumble on the first play of the third quarter, punched out by TJ Edwards and recovered by Elijah Hicks, ended Jacksonville’s first second-half possession and led directly to Keenan Allen’s first Bears touchdown. According to win probability models (rbsdm.com), that Engram fumble was the biggest single play of the game by Expected Points Added at -4.5 EPA. Jacksonville never recovered momentum after that sequence.

Advanced Series Trends: What the Numbers Reveal

1. Chicago’s Second-Half Dominance Is the Story of This Series

In each of the last two Bears-Jaguars games, Jacksonville either led or was tied at halftime but fell apart in the third quarter. In 2020, Chicago outscored Jacksonville 28-7 in the second half after leading 13-10 at the break. In 2024, the Bears turned a 14-3 halftime lead into a 35-3 third-quarter lead by scoring 21 unanswered points after Engram’s fumble and a Lawrence interception. The pattern is consistent: Jacksonville moves the ball in the first half but cannot sustain production against Chicago’s defense.

2. Jacksonville’s Red Zone Issues Have Been Decisive

In the 2024 London game, the Jaguars had the ball inside the Chicago 10-yard line three times in the first half and scored zero touchdowns. The opening drive reached the Bears’ 8-yard line before a false start and a Gabe Davis drop led to a field goal. A subsequent drive was ended by an Andre Cisco interception – which returned the ball to the Bears. Had Jacksonville converted either early chance, the game might have unfolded entirely differently. Their red zone completion that game: 0-for-1 in the first half.

3. Chicago’s Turnover Edge Has Won Games

Game	CHI Turnovers	JAX Turnovers	Result
Dec 27, 2020	1	2	CHI W 41-17
Oct 13, 2024	1 (INT)	2 (1 INT, 1 Fumble)	CHI W 35-16
Oct 16, 2016	0	1 (INT)	JAX W 17-16
Oct 7, 2012	1 (INT)	2 (2 INT)	CHI W 41-3

Every time the Bears have won the turnover battle in this series, they have won the game. The one Jacksonville win above (2016) happened when Chicago had zero turnovers – but the Jaguars won by one point on a last-second defensive play.

4. Jacksonville’s Home Record in London Does Not Save Them Against Chicago

The Jaguars have been a London-based team for over a decade in terms of hosting international series games, and their familiarity with the time zone, the stadium, and UK travel logistics generally gives them an edge over visiting teams. Against the Bears in 2024, however, it did not matter. Chicago won by 19 despite flying across the Atlantic. That win was part of a broader 2024 Bears trend: they recorded takeaways in eight consecutive games and their defense held Jacksonville to 278 total yards.

Historical Series Context: 1995 to Present

Three Eras of the Bears-Jaguars Rivalry

• Early competitive phase (1995-2004): The series opened with three close games decided by single scores or small margins. Jacksonville’s best series wins came in this era, including their largest margin victory of 22-3 in December 2004.
• Chicago dominance (2008-2020): The Bears won four straight meetings in this window, including the historic 41-3 blowout in Jacksonville in 2012. The series took on a lopsided character that has not changed.
• Modern rivalry (2024-present): The 2024 London game introduced two No. 1 overall picks facing each other. Caleb Williams dominated Trevor Lawrence in that debut, but Lawrence’s improved 2025 season sets up a more competitive storyline heading into their December 2026 meeting.

2012 Blowout: Still the Defining Series Benchmark

The October 7, 2012 game in Jacksonville – a 41-3 Bears win – remains the largest margin of victory in this series. Jay Cutler threw for 292 yards and two touchdowns, Matt Forte ran for 107 yards, and Brandon Marshall had 12 catches for 144 yards and a score. Blaine Gabbert threw two interceptions with no touchdowns. It set the tone for a prolonged stretch of Bears dominance that has continued into the 2020s.

Game	Notable Individual Stat Line
Oct 7, 2012 (CHI 41-3)	Brandon Marshall: 12 REC, 144 YDS, 1 TD – Jay Cutler: 23/39, 292 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT
Dec 27, 2020 (CHI 41-17)	Allen Robinson: 10 REC, 103 YDS vs former team – David Montgomery: 23 CAR, 95 YDS, 1 TD
Oct 13, 2024 (CHI 35-16)	Caleb Williams: 23/29, 226 YDS, 4 TD (career-high) – Cole Kmet: 5 REC, 70 YDS, 2 TD + emergency LS
Oct 16, 2016 (JAX 17-16)	Blake Bortles: 20/33, 271 YDS, 1 TD – Only JAX win in last six series meetings

2026 Week 13 Preview: Jaguars at Bears – December 6, 2026

The next chapter of this series is scheduled for Sunday, December 6, 2026 at Soldier Field in Chicago. This is a late-season game with potential playoff implications for both teams, and it follows a lengthy away stretch for Jacksonville.

Game Info	Details
Date	Sunday, December 6, 2026
Kickoff	12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Venue	Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois
Broadcast	FOX
Week	Week 13, 2026 NFL Regular Season
ESPN Pre-Game Win Probability	Bears 55.4%, Jaguars 44.2%
Opening Spread	Bears -2.5
Over/Under	47.5 points
Series Record Entering Game	Bears 6-3 all-time

Chicago Bears 2026 Context

The Bears appear to be trending upward under Caleb Williams entering the second year of his development. Chicago finished 2025 with only 11 turnovers – the fewest in the NFL that season – a signal that their offensive discipline was translating into wins. After the 2024 London breakout, Williams and the Bears offense appear set for a more complete 2026 campaign.

• Caleb Williams returns with a full season of development under his belt after his 4-TD London debut vs Jacksonville.
• The Bears carry strong home field advantage at Soldier Field – Chicago went 4-1 at home vs Jacksonville in their all-time series.
• D’Andre Swift, who posted 119 total yards from scrimmage in the 2024 London game, is a key rushing threat in any Soldier Field matchup.
• Keenan Allen’s first Bears touchdown came in the 2024 London game vs Jacksonville – a symbolic moment for that pairing.

Jacksonville Jaguars 2026 Context

The Jaguars enter 2026 as a more mature team following a promising 2025 season. Lawrence’s improved form and Jacksonville’s focus on building around their young core makes this December 2026 game a genuine competitive matchup rather than the mismatch some earlier series games have been.

• Trevor Lawrence returns as the starter after a difficult 2024 season; his 2025 improvement and improved surrounding cast changes the equation.
• Jacksonville plays Weeks 5-6 in London (vs Eagles and Texans) before their bye in Week 7, arriving at Week 13 with significant road experience in 2026.
• The Jaguars play seven of their final ten games on the road in 2026, making Soldier Field one of the toughest stops in that stretch.
• Brian Thomas Jr., who dropped a key end-zone pass in the 2024 London game, has had a full additional year to develop chemistry with Lawrence.
• Jacksonville’s red zone struggles against Chicago must be corrected – their inability to score TDs on three early red-zone chances in 2024 was the game-turning difference.

The FOX broadcast and 12:00 PM CT kickoff gives this a regular early-window feel. With both teams potentially in playoff contention in December, this game could carry significant seeding implications for both the NFC North race (Bears) and the AFC South race (Jaguars).

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Final Thoughts

The Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears match player stats reveal far more than just the final scores. They highlight how quarterback efficiency, turnover margin, red-zone execution, and second-half adjustments have consistently shaped this interconference rivalry. While the Bears have held the overall advantage throughout the series, the Jaguars have shown flashes of competitiveness, making every meeting an opportunity for new standout performances and memorable moments.

Whether you’re looking for historical head-to-head results, complete player statistics, game-by-game analysis, or insights into future matchups, this guide provides everything in one place. As the rivalry continues to evolve with new talent and upcoming seasons, these Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears match player stats will remain an essential resource for NFL fans who want accurate, in-depth, and up-to-date information before and after every meeting.

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