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Jaylon Johnson has become a true liability on the Bears' defense (opens the original)
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Most Bears fans were probably thrilled to see Jaylon Johnson sign a 4-year deal in 2024 as he was coming off his two best seasons in the league included a second team All-Pro nod in 2023. Unfortunately, things have quickly taken a turn for the worse since then. Johnson dealt with injuries early in the season last year and clearly was not the same player once he returned. He played in just seven games in 2025 and only registered two passes defended and one interception. The Bears’ defense was one
Sam Roush has the potential to be more than a backup (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bears have a plethora of young talent on the offensive side of the ball. Yes, the same Chicago Bears who seemingly haven’t had any consistent promise on that side of the ball since the days of Walter left, Walter right, Walter up the middle. Ben Johnson obviously deserves credit for utilizing said pieces, but the Bears have done a great job of bringing in the right guys to compliment what Johnson wants to do. This clearly starts with Caleb Williams, but the playmakers are everywhere
Bears Land Two Players on Top Players Under 25 List (opens the original)
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It has been quite a while since the Bears have drafted and developed top talent in the NFL. Jaylon Johnson has grown into one of the better corners in the league and Cole Kmet earned a second contract, but before last season the Bears have not really drafted particularly well. The rookie class last season, however, was one to remember with Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III, Ozzy Trapilo, and Kyle Monangai all making big contributions. All these guys should continue to develop and become huge p
Jaylon Johnson holds the keys to unlocking Bears' defense in 2026 (opens the original)
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Much of the discussion the last two offseasons surrounding the Bears’ defense is the defensive line and rightfully so. They still lack a true premier edge rusher or game wrecking defensive tackle in the middle. Say what you want about Montez Sweat, but he is unfortunately not impacting the game at the same level as other superstar rushers around the league. However, the cornerback play as of late has not been anything to hang your hat on either. The Bears were decimated by injuries on defense in
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