BREAKING NEWS: Bears Pro Bowler “Jaylon Johnson” has called off his contract early because of….

During his weekly radio segment on Chicago’s 670 The Score, Parkins and Spiegel, Chicago Bears Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson voiced confidence in his ability to re-sign with the team.

The free agent to be responded, “I expect to get a deal done,” when asked what he thought would happen this offseason.

Throughout his four-year career, the 24-year-old Johnson has started all 53 of his games. In 2023, he participated in 14 games and recorded 36 tackles, four interceptions (one for a touchdown), ten passes defensed, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery.

He says there’s a lot going on with him and the team right now, so while some time may pass, they’ll be in contact shortly. He doesn’t provide a date for a new deal.

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Matt Eberflus of the Bears spent Monday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. doing 10-minute departure interviews at Halas Hall with his players.

His supervisors, chairman George McCaskey, president and CEO Kevin Warren, and general manager Ryan Poles, who have promised a detailed review of the programme, will pose much more pressing questions to him still.

Around breakfast, former Bears coaches John Fox, Matt Nagy, and Marc Trestman were all fired. Eberflus, who was seated besides Poles during the player interviews on Monday, wasn’t. However, neither Poles nor Warren, the new variable who has taken over as chief decision-maker from Ted Phillips in April, have formally endorsed Eberflus.

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