Johnson’s groin injury compounds a troubled defensive unit, raising questions about Chicago’s ability to shield its young secondary and stop big plays as they prepare for Dallas.

Johnson, a Pro Bowler and key Bears corner, is dealing with a groin/adductor injury believed to be season-ending. His absence weakens Chicago's secondary and forces a reshuffle among perimeter coverages. The injury also amps up fantasy scrutiny of Bears DBs and opposing pass games.

<p>Johnson sustained a groin injury once again, with an indefinite timeline and potential surgery. The Bears face defensive depth concerns, especially with a cornerback rotation needing reinforcements as Week 3 approaches.</p>

Johnson, Chicago's top perimeter defender, exited with a groin issue that could require surgery, leaving the Bears thin at corner as they brace for a difficult upcoming schedule. His absence starkly impacts Chicago’s ability to slow elite wideouts and disrupt pass-heavy offenses.

Johnson exited with a groin injury and is out indefinitely after a prior offseason adductor tear; Bears evaluate surgical needs. His absence immediately tests Chicago's secondary depth and could elevate opposing pass-game targets in the short term, especially against high-volume offenses.