Here’s how to watch the Bears vs. Jaguars Week 6 game on TV or live streaming

The Chicago Bears (3-2) will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-4) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England on October 13, 2024 beginning at 9:30 a.m. ET and will air on NFL Network. Chicago has a one point lead in the game. A total of 44.5 points were awarded for this game.

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How to watch Bears vs. Jaguars: TV channel and live stream

TV channels: NFL Network

Bear Insights

The Bears rank 15th in the NFL in points scored (22.6 per game) and 26th in total yards scored (287.2 per game).

Through the air, Chicago has amassed 959 passing yards this year, ranking 21st in the league. When it comes to passing TDs, it ranks 20th in the NFL with five.

On the ground, the Bears rank fifth in the league in rushing yards with 477 (95.4 per game) and eighth in rushing touchdowns with six.

Chicago ranks 23rd in the NFL in third-down percentage (33.8%) and 11th in red zone percentage (61.5%).

So far this season, Chicago ranks sixth in the NFL with 17.0 points allowed per game and ninth in total yards allowed with 294.8 yards given up per game.

The Bears are top 10 in pass stopping this year and rank seventh in the NFL with 870 total passing yards allowed (174.0 allowed per game). They also rank second in passing touchdowns allowed (two).

Against the run, the Bears have allowed 604 rushing yards this season, ranking 18th in the league. When it comes to rushing TDs allowed, they rank 22nd in the NFL with six touchdowns.

On defense, Chicago ranks fifth in the NFL with a red zone efficiency allowed of 38.5%. He ranks third in third-down percentage allowed (28.6%).

Insights into the Jaguars

The Jaguars have scored 97 points this season and are 19th in the league with 19.4 points per game. They rank 13th in the NFL in total yards with 1,639 total yards (327.8 per contest).

Through the air, Jacksonville ranks 18th in the NFL with 1,008 passing yards (201.6 per game) and 22nd in passing yards per attempt (6.1).

On the ground, the Jaguars’ rushing attack has constantly moved the chains, with 631 rushing yards this season (eighth-most in the NFL).

Jacksonville ranks 24th in the NFL in red zone percentage at 44.4%. In the third percentage it is 30 (25.9%).

Jacksonville’s defense has been ineffective this season as it ranks 29th in the league with 143 points allowed (28.6 per game).

When it comes to defending the pass, the Jaguars’ defense has remained neutral this season as they rank 32nd in the league with 287.8 passing yards allowed per game. In terms of yards per attempt, the team ranks 28th in the NFL with 7.7 yards allowed per pass attempt.

Against the run, the Jaguars were one of the league’s most effective defenses, ranking 10th in the NFL with 105.6 rushing yards per game. They now rank sixth with 4.1 yards allowed per rush attempt.

On defense, Jacksonville ranks 30th in the NFL in red zone percentage allowed at 70.6%. It ranks 30th in third-down percentage allowed at 44.1%.

Bear Guide

Caleb Williams was on a tear last week, throwing for 304 yards entering the game, along with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. This season he posted 1,091 passing yards with five touchdowns and four INTs. On the ground, he ran for 113 yards on 21 attempts.

On the ground last week, D’Andre Swift threw the rock 21 times and rushed for 73 yards (3.5 YPC) with a rushing touchdown. His season-long numbers include 74 rushing attempts for 234 yards (3.2 YPC) and two touchdowns. He also caught 15 balls for 165 yards.

Looking at the season as a whole, Williams has 21 rushing attempts for 113 yards (5.4 YPC) and zero touchdowns.

In the receiving game last week, DJ Moore caught five balls on eight targets for 105 yards and two touchdowns. This season he has 27 catches (42 targets) for 294 yards and three scores.

Last week, Cole Kmet recorded three catches on four targets that went for 57 yards. For the season, his stats include 21 receptions (24 targets) for 219 yards and one touchdown.

Rome Odunze conceded six goals last week, including five for 40 yards. His season stats include: 29 targets, 15 receptions, 206 yards, one TD.

On the other side of the ball, Gervon Dexter – who has four sacks this season – recorded 1.0 sacks last week.

Jaguars leader

Trevor Lawrence has six touchdown throws and two interceptions in five games while completing 59.6% of his passes for 1,100 yards (220 per game).

Using his legs, Lawrence scored zero touchdowns and accumulated 65 yards.

In the passing game, Brian Thomas Jr. scored three touchdowns while hauling in 22 balls for 397 yards (79.4 per game).

On the ground, Travis Etienne has scored two touchdowns and accumulated 231 yards (46.2 per contest).

Etienne also caught 16 passes for 91 yards and zero touchdowns.

On the ground, Tank Bigsby found the end zone twice and accumulated 273 yards (54.6 per game).

Defensively, Travon Walker has helped lead the way with 18 tackles, five TFL, five sacks and one pass defensed in five games.

The Jaguars’ Montaric Brown compiled three TFL and 37 tackles in five games.

In five games for the Jaguars, Antonio Johnson has collected 36 tackles and one TFL.

Josh Hines-Allen has registered 15 tackles, two TFLs, two sacks and two passes defensed in five games for the Jaguars.

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