CHICAGO — The New York Jets are not on the schedule this season, so we have no way of knowing how the Chicago Bears stack up against the worst team in the NFL. But the next four weeks will provide everyone from Chairman George McCaskey to fans still watching from home a chance to see how the Bears measure up against three of the four franchises that already have fired their general managers. The Bears have reached the soft part in the back half of their schedule, although their opponents are probably looking at them in a similar light given the five-game losing streak that has deflated a seaso…
