Jaquan Brisker, the Chicago Bears safety, is finally healthy after a lengthy recovery from a vestibular concussion that sidelined him for 12 games last season. Initially injured in a game against the Carolina Panthers, Brisker experienced a frustrating recovery process, claiming he felt fine despite not being able to return to the field. After consulting a specialist, he underwent movement-related drills to retrain his nervous system. Brisker emphasized that he has moved past his injury and is focused on the upcoming season, candidly discussing the mental challenges of being on injured reserve. As he approaches a contract year, Brisker is determined to showcase his skills under a new coaching staff, especially after a strong start last season contributing significantly to the Bears' defensive efforts. Coach Ben Johnson is likely aware of Brisker's potential, which he demonstrated in previous games, including an impressive performance against the Detroit Lions.