Jaylon Johnson

Jaylon Johnson, born on April 19, 1999, in Fresno, California, is a professional American football player who plays as a defensive back (DB) in the National Football League (NFL). Standing at 6 feet (72 inches) and weighing 195 pounds, Johnson has been a prominent member of the Chicago Bears since being drafted by the team in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft, 50th overall. Johnson's collegiate career was at the University of Utah, where he excelled as a cornerback, leading to his selection in the NFL. Since making his NFL debut, Johnson has been known for his strong defensive skills, including tackling and pass defense. By the 2025 regular season, he played in 7 games, starting in 6, and recorded 17 combined tackles, 1 interception, and defended 2 passes. Throughout his NFL career, Johnson has developed a reputation for his ability to cover opposing receivers effectively, making him an essential part of the Bears' defensive lineup. His playing style combines speed, agility, and a tactical understanding of the game, which has helped him maintain a starting position on the team. As of 2026, Jaylon Johnson continues to contribute significantly to the Chicago Bears' defense, showcasing his skills and experience gained over his six years in the league.