The old saying is that a picture can say a thousand words, but there are Chicago Bears players who have photos that say absolutely nothing in 2026.
Guys like Dillon Thieneman, Case Keenum, D'Andre Swift, Malik Muhammad, and Kalif Raymond have created some of the best moments of the season through three games. And then there are some who either haven't really done much or have made headlines for the wrong reasons.
Entering the Bears' Week 4 game against the New York Jets, there are six players on the roster who could use a good moment, with an image that shows a positive play. Here are those who need to create that moment on the field.
Which Bears players would benefit from a highlight play in Week 4?
Jaylon Johnson, CB
Sure, Johnson had a big tackle for loss in the 27-7 blowout Week 3 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, but he has overall struggled with his performance. He's allowing a passer rating of 118.8 and is the ninth-lowest-graded cornerback out of 99, according to Pro Football Focus. Week 4 would be a really good time for Johnson to get an interception or something to get the Bears fans cheering for him.
Colston Loveland, TE
Loveland almost had a great moment in the Eagles game when he caught a Keenum pass and nearly had a touchdown, but didn't reach out to get the ball across the goal line. The Bears' second-year tight end only had five receptions for 34 yards on the season. Please get in the end zone so everyone can stop stressing about him.
Kentavius Street, DT
After all the training camp hype from Dennis Allen about Street, many Bears fans thought he would be able to replace Gervon Dexter after his trade. Four quiet tackles later, and there's really not much to get excited about. It would be a good time for a monster tackle for loss or sack that can really get everyone back on the Street hype train.
Sam Roush, TE
Roush has just been miserable to watch all season, from drop passes to poor execution on special teams to penalties. The third-round pick rookie really needs a good moment to use as a springboard for his confidence. Maybe a touchdown catch or some kind of good play would help the young man out.
Tyrique Stevenson, CB
Stevenson is in the same boat as Johnson and is just not being very good in coverage, allowing a passer rating of over 100. The real question is whether he can get his CB2 job back from Malik Muhammad after Stevenson's been recovering from injury. If Stevenson does, he really needs an interception or a big hit in a bad way.
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Rome Odunze, WR
Odunze is actually third on the Bears in receiving yards behind Kalif Raymond and Luther Burden III. Yes, Odunze did have that great catch in Week 1 where he Mossed the Carolina Panthers defender, but he's just been quietly catching passes and not really making a highlight play since. He could make a nice touchdown catch to get him back in the headlines in Chicago.
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