AP Photo/Sharon EllmanCharles Tillman's interception return for a touchdown helped the Bears beat the Cowboys.

Coach: Lovie Smith. Record including playoffs: 74-58

Career head-to-head record (including playoffs) vs. Mike Mularkey: 0-0 | Career record vs. Jaguars: 1-1

Last week: Defeated Dallas Cowboys 34-18

Key stat: Over the past two weeks, the Bears have scored three touchdowns on defense, and since 2004, the club has generated 28 touchdowns on defense. Since 2004, the Bears hold a 20-5 record in games they score a defensive touchdown.

Offense rank in 2011: 26th (307.5 ypg) | Defense rank: 11th (316.8 ypg).

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Matthew Emmons/US PresswireJay Cutler's 140.1 passer rating on Monday was the second-highest of his Bears career.

Offensive leader: Quarterback Jay Cutler struggled in the two games before the team’s victory over the Dallas Cowboys. But in that win, Cutler completed 75 percent of his throws and put together a perfect third quarter, hitting 8-of-8 for 133 yards, a touchdown and a perfect passer rating of 158.3. In two career games against the Jaguars, Cutler has thrown for 414 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions.

Defensive leader: CB Tim Jennings broke his string of picking off at least one pass in every game but still leads the NFL with four interceptions and was recently named NFC defensive player of the month. In addition to the interceptions, Jennings has broken up two more balls that led to interceptions by Major Wright and Chris Conte.

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Kicker Robbie Gould has made all eight of his field goal attempts and every extra point and ranks as second in franchise history in career points (842).

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Coach: Mike Mularkey. Record including playoffs: 15-21

Career record vs. Smith: 0-0 | Career record vs. Bears: 0-0

Last week: Lost to Cincinnati Bengals 27-10

Key stat: The Jaguars are 11-6 in the game before their off week over 17 seasons, but have won six of those games in the past seven seasons.

Offense rank in 2011: 32nd (254.3 ypg). | Defense rank: 26th (404.8 ypg).

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Bruce Kluckhohn/US PresswireRunning back Maurice Jones-Drew is the Jaguars' only big star on offense.

Offensive leader: Running back Maurice Jones-Drew is a three-time Pro Bowler who led the NFL in rushing last season and currently ranks seventh in rushing (352 yards). Jones-Drew owns the franchise record for touchdowns (76) and is the club’s only bona fide star on offense.

Defensive leader: Linebacker Paul Posluszny posted double-digit tackle totals through the first four games, including a season-high 17 stops against the Houston Texans in Week 2. A former second-round pick of the Buffalo Bills, Posluszny has produced 100 tackles or more in four consecutive seasons, including a career-high 192 in 2011.

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