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Quick rundown on each game from Sunday, Week 4 of the NFL

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — At the end of an ugly performance on a gloomy New Jersey afternoon, the Chicago Bears found themselves pulling together for one last eyes-closed, fingers-crossed, full-prayers miracle.

SAN FRANCISCO — Six months ago, on Opening Day, the Giants were still riding high from their 107-win season. Brandon Belt was still “The Captain,” riding in on a boat along the warning track. Logan Webb looked the part of staff ace. Darin Ruf was on the move.

Quarterback Justin Fields and safety Eddie Jackson talked about whether, theoretically, it might have been smarter to drop the interception.

The Bears and Justin Fields went into this game at the bottom of the NFL in every passing category, and Fields going 11-for-22 for 174 yards is not the bright spot that coach Matt Eberflus believes it to be.

The Bears seemed so intent on stopping Saquon Barkley that it left them vulnerable to play-action bootlegs of quarterback Daniel Jones — and they ended up getting burned by both. Barkley rushed for 146 yards on 31 carries. Jones rushed for 68 yards and two crushing touchdowns.

The undefeated Philadelphia Eagles remain atop the NFC East after a 29-21 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 4

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Bears manage just four field goals in a 20-12 loss.