As the Chicago Bears gear up for training camp under new head coach Ben Johnson, the defense presents critical questions that need addressing. The unit, which underperformed last season, is expected to show marked improvement. One key focus is on Dayo Odeyingbo, who was signed to a lucrative three-year, $48 million contract. With a career total of 16.5 sacks, Odeyingbo's ability to elevate others on the defensive line like Montez Sweat and Grady Jarrett will be pivotal. Another burning question is who will join T.J. Edwards at linebacker, as the Bears aim to solidify their defensive strategies. Health, depth, and performance expectations are at the forefront as training camp approaches.