The New York Jets took a 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears in Week 4, and head coach Aaron Glenn had a lot of questions to answer after the game. One of those questions happened to be about the lack of production from Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq, who are the Jets' top two pass catchers.

Unfortunately, Glenn didn't have an answer at the time, but said he'd look at the film and find out what happened.

“That's a good question. We'll have to look at the tape to see why…we have to find a way to get them the ball. He's basically one of those engines that gets us going, both of those guys,” Glenn said. “We have to figure a way to get those guys the ball as much as possible. I think Braelon did a good job running the ball, but obviously, we know we have to get ourselves back in the game at some point and get the ball to those guys.”

Aaron Glenn is asked about Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq's lack of involvement in the offense:

"That's a good question. We'll have to look at the tape to see why…we have to find a way to get them the ball." pic.twitter.com/MXJoCucpJV

— SNY Jets (@snyjets) October 4, 2026

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Wilson finished the game with four targets for three receptions and 27 yards, while Sadiq had four targets and no catches. They indeed had quiet games, and the Jets aren't going to win games if that continues to happen.

It wasn't all their fault, because the Jets only had the ball for 17 minutes, while the Bears possessed the ball for 42 minutes. It seems like the Bears came in with a game plan, and they executed it to the highest level.

As for the Jets, they know they have to find a way to get stops on defense so their offense can create scoring opportunities. Their next matchup is against the Cleveland Browns, who have gotten off to a good start this season and have been led by Deshaun Watson's strong play at quarterback.