Frequently Asked Questions
When was Jaylon Johnson drafted by the Chicago Bears?
Jaylon Johnson was drafted by the Chicago Bears with their second pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. He played college ball at the University of Utah.
Why did Jaylon Johnson fall out of the first round in the 2020 NFL Draft?
Many scouts felt Johnson was worthy of a first-round pick, but a torn labrum he suffered early during his junior year at Utah caused him to slide. The injury raised concerns that dropped him to the second round.
What are Jaylon Johnson's goals for his rookie season with the Bears?
Johnson set three goals: become a starter, win Rookie Defensive Player of the Year, and win a Super Bowl. He made it clear he's coming in with big ambitions right from the jump.
What does Jaylon Johnson consider his biggest strength as a cornerback?
Johnson says his versatility in coverage is his best attribute, including the ability to shut down number one wide receivers in man coverage while also being capable of playing zone and pattern-matching offenses.
What does Jaylon Johnson say is the weakest part of his game?
Johnson admits playing in the slot isn't as strong as playing outside because he hasn't had as many reps there. He also says zone coverage reads happen faster inside, which makes it the most challenging part of his game right now.