"The Bears can create $16 million in cap space next offseason if they cut Johnson. While the team can't create significant space with a Gordon next year, they could clear $10.8 million worth of room under the cap with a cut in 2028."
"Do the Bears trust these players to be healthy? If not, how does that impact their draft plans? What are the team's contingency plans behind the starters in the secondary?"
"This is a big year for both (to say the least)."
The Chicago Bears are evaluating the futures of players Kyler Gordon and Jaylon Johnson as they prepare for the upcoming season. Concerns about their health and fit in Defensive Coordinator Dennis Allen's scheme are influencing the team's draft plans and contingency strategies. The Bears could create significant cap space by cutting Johnson next offseason and have options regarding Gordon in 2028. This year is pivotal for both players, as their performance and health will determine their standing with the team moving forward.
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