Odeyingbo is part of the plan to pressure Goff and collapse the pocket. His success is tied to interior disruption and pairing with Dexter to disrupt Lions’ rhythm, influencing both pass rush and run defense.

Odeyingbo features in Bears’ defensive front, with 3 pressures and a notable role in disrupting Detroit’s run and pass games; his play has implications for Week 2’s edge rush and run defense.

Dayo Odeyingbo drew a roughing-the-passer penalty that appeared to follow the Bears’ aggressive streak, drawing scrutiny as Chicago tried to slow McCarthy. Odeyingbo’s presence signaled a disruptive Chicago edge rush, even as Williams pulled plays and the Bears attempted to keep momentum early in the fourth.

Dayo Odeyingbo delivered a standout Chicago debut with two tackles, a tackle for loss, one sack, two QB hits and a pass breakup, relentlessly pressuring the Vikings’ left side and generating a disruptive presence despite occasional penalties.

Odeyingbo anchored Chicago's D-line with a sack, two QB hits, and a tackle for loss, elevating the defensive front after signing a 3-year deal. His disruptive presence suggests Chicago may have found a bargain piece on the edge, potentially boosting IDP value in fantasy leagues.