The draft is over but Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson tells AM-670 he would still like to see something added on defense.
In an attempt to clear up what he meant by what has become known as the"Hollywood" comment, Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson indicated where GM Ryan Poles might want to focus his attention in coming months before training camp with the few remaining unsigned free agents., Johnson discounted how he had said Caleb Williams '"Hollywood" approach wouldn't work well in the locker room because he has already spoken to the new Bears quarterback about it via text.
His thoughts on Williams now focus on facing him in seven-on-sevens or 11-on-11s at OTAs and practices before the season. It's going to be tough going against the Bears offense daily, he believes, but he says he'd like to see the defense get a boost. "If you're for sure talking about seven-on-seven, hey, I'm for sure going with the boys every time, I'm going with the defense," he said."I think we need some more big boys up front on defense and I feel like if we can get one or two more big dogs up front I'll take us every time."The Bears won't have many options in free agency to upgrade either defensive line position now because they're depleted in salary cap cash available and the suppoly is low.
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