Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson focuses on return to form at training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is preparing for the upcoming season as veterans report to training camp in three weeks. Johnson, who struggled with injuries last season, is aiming to regain his Pro Bowl status after limited appearances in 2025. He participated in offseason workouts at Halas Hall and is focused on building chemistry with new teammates and a revamped safety tandem. Head coach Ben Johnson emphasized Johnson's importance to the team's defense, seeking a fully healthy player this year. Johnson himself expressed eagerness to demonstrate his capabilities on the field.
- •Jaylon Johnson is returning from injury after limited games in 2025.
- •He participated in offseason workouts, showing commitment to recovery.
- •Bears need Johnson to anchor the secondary as they aim for the playoffs.
- •Head coach Ben Johnson highlighted Johnson's past Pro Bowl caliber as key.
- •Veterans report to camp in three weeks for training activities.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — 10 Most Important Bears of 2026: #7 Jaylon Johnson
"The Bears need their best cornerback to return to the lineup healthy and at his Pro Bowl form.
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