Chicago (5-2) hosts Jacksonville (4-2) at Soldier Field on Dec 6, 2026, 1:00 PM ET.




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JAX end zone ← 100 yards → CHI end zone
A longer bar = a better setup for the offense: half from how high the offense ranks, half from how low the defense across from it ranks (of 32). A full bar is the best offense against the worst defense; the dashed tick is an even matchup. Biggest advantage first.
JAX has the clear advantage in turnovers, passing, red-zone touchdown rate and rushing; CHI's defense has it in sacks.
JAX's defense has it in rushing, red-zone touchdown rate and turnovers.
JAX offense ranks better in 4 of 6 matchups (4 by a clear margin) · CHI defense in 2 (1 by a clear margin)
CHI offense ranks better in 3 of 6 matchups · JAX defense in 3 (3 by a clear margin)
Each measure, offense vs opposing defense, ranked of 32 (1 = best). Favors: big rank gap. ▲▼: recent trend.
239 a game, league 227 · last 17 games (7 in 2026, 10 in 2025)
CHI pressures on 24% of dropbacks (#29 of 32); he completes 37% under pressure (league 34%).
91.3 a game, league 96.0 · last 17 games (7 in 2026, 10 in 2025)
161 a game, league 141 · last 17 games (7 in 2026, 10 in 2025)
His routes (Hitch / curl 20%, In / dig 15%, Deep out 15%): CHI allowed 8.6 yds a target, league 8.2.
Same CHI readings against WRs as above.
His routes (Hitch / curl 21%, Quick out 17%, In / dig 13%): CHI allowed 8.2 yds a target, league 7.8.
49.6 a game, league 54.0 · last 17 games (7 in 2026, 10 in 2025)
His routes (Quick out 25%, Hitch / curl 21%, Shallow cross 17%): CHI allowed 7.3 yds a target, league 7.2.
242 a game, league 227 · last 17 games (6 in 2026, 11 in 2025)
JAX pressures on 26% of dropbacks (#27 of 32); he completes 34% under pressure (league 34%).
59.9 a game, league 96.0 · last 17 games (6 in 2026, 11 in 2025)
Both readings tough
162 a game, league 141 · last 17 games (6 in 2026, 11 in 2025)
His routes (Hitch / curl 22%, Screen 22%, Quick out 15%): JAX allowed 7.1 yds a target, league 7.3.
Same JAX readings against WRs as above.
His routes (In / dig 14%, Deep out 14%, Hitch / curl 13%): JAX allowed 8.1 yds a target, league 8.3.
48.9 a game, league 54.0 · last 17 games (6 in 2026, 11 in 2025)
His routes (Quick out 22%, Hitch / curl 18%, Deep out 13%): JAX allowed 7.7 yds a target, league 7.9.
Players: this season's attempts, carries and targets (last season before a team's first game); anyone ruled out on the injury report is left off. Routes are where his targets came from over 2024–25, each route's yards shrunk toward the league's. Books already price these matchups.
Rank 1 allows the most. Each defense's last 17 games from box scores (early in a season that reaches back into last season; each row shows how many of its games are from each season), against the average defense. Books already price matchups: this is where to look, not a bet.
Where a player's own strength meets something tonight's opponent gives up more than most, measured against the league. Matchups like these were tested as inputs for player props and added nothing the books' lines do not already reflect: research, not a pick.
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Not division rivals — the schedule brings them together every few seasons (4 of the 15 seasons in our history). CHI have won the last 2.
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The 6 measures where these two sit furthest apart among the league's 32 ranked teams, over each team's last 17 regular-season games (Oct 2025 – Oct 2026; 6–7 in 2026, 10–11 in 2025). A longer bar = higher in the league (rank 1 = highest, even for points allowed). A rank says where a number sits, not which side it points to.