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Jaylon Johnson Faces Cut After Poor Performance
Jaylon Johnson's poor tackling and coverage this season could lead to Bears cutting him after Week 7.
In brief
Jaylon Johnson's poor tackling and coverage this season could lead to Bears cutting him after Week 7. Jaylon Johnson may be cut by the Bears after a poor performance in Week 7, as he's a contract year player with a high risk of being released. Originally reported by Chicago Bears On SI.
Week 7 Game Performance
Jaylon Johnson's tackling effort was poor during the Bears vs Patriots game in Week 7.
Defensive Breakdown
Johnson failed to tackle Rhamondre Stevenson after a Patriots play, cutting Bears' lead to 20-13.
Fan Reactions
Fans called for Johnson to be benched, saying he doesn't want to compete and needs to be cut.
Coverage Issues
Johnson has a 78.6% completion rate and 130.7 passer rating when targeted, indicating poor coverage.
Contract Status
Johnson admitted this is a contract year with a $9 million dead-cap hit if cut, but $16 million cap savings.
Risk of Being Cut
Johnson may be cut after the season due to poor performance, as he's a contract year player with high risk.
Here's the gist
Jaylon Johnson may be cut by the Bears after a poor performance in Week 7, as he's a contract year player with a high risk of being released.
