Jets Aim to End 637-Day Interception Drought Against Bears

The New York Jets face a significant opportunity to end their prolonged 20-game, 637-day drought without a defensive interception when they play the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

The team has not recorded an interception since the second quarter of the 2024 season finale, a game in which Ashtyn Davis intercepted a pass from Snoop Huntley during a victory over the Miami Dolphins. At the time of Sunday's kickoff, the streak will have extended to 637 days.

This upcoming matchup presents what is described as the Jets' best chance to halt this streak, regardless of which quarterback is under center for the Bears. The team is determined to break the drought and secure their first interception in nearly two years.