Jaylon Johnson put the league on notice in 2021 when he was forced to step in as the Bears' CB1. Playing in the same division as Davante Adams and Justin Jefferson makes that a pretty daunting task, but he did well in his second year and became a household name. Although he only had one interception on the year, he used his athleticism and length to keep wide receivers from having big games. After holding his own against Adams in Week 5 (four receptions for 89 yards), Adams torched Johnson in Week 14 for ten receptions, 121 yards, and two touchdowns, But that was really the only receiver that got the best of Johnson all season, and he's arguably the best in the league. Johnson will comfortably play as the team's lead cornerback again in 2021, but his lack of play-making makes him a pretty boring target in IDP leagues.