Summary
Chicago Bears player Jaylon Johnson is out indefinitely with a groin injury he aggravated during a game against the Lions. The full extent of his injury is still being assessed by the team's medical staff. Johnson has a history of groin injuries and has been a key player for the Bears.
Key Facts
- Jaylon Johnson plays as a cornerback for the Chicago Bears in the NFL.
- He suffered a groin injury during a game against the Detroit Lions.
- The injury puts him out of action indefinitely, meaning it's unclear when he will return.
- The Bears are evaluating whether Johnson needs surgery.
- Johnson previously missed the Bears' training camp and season opener due to a groin injury.
- Johnson was drafted 50th overall by the Bears in 2020.
- He has played 70 games for the Bears and was selected for the Pro Bowl in 2023 and 2024.
- Johnson is known as one of the Bears' top defensive players with significant contributions to the team.
