Bears CB Jaylon Johnson named to 2025 Pro Bowl

The NFL announced the rosters for its 2025 Pro Bowl, and there was just one Chicago Bears representative in the bunch: Cornerback Jaylon Johnson.

Johnson was named to his second consecutive Pro Bowl after establishing himself as one of the NFL's best cover cornerbacks. He's the Bears' first cornerback selected to consecutive Pro Bowls since Kyle Fuller (2018-19). And, despite an ugly season for a Bears team that started 4-2 and is riding a 10-game losing streak, Johnson has remained one of the best at his position.

"Making this Pro Bowl is special, just [with] all the adversity that's happened this year," Johnson told ChicagoBears.com. "Battling week-in and week-out has taken a lot of fight physically but also mentally. Getting to the Pro Bowl back-to-back years is truly a blessing. I just thank God for all that he's done for me this year."

In 16 games, Johnson has totaled 48 tackles, including seven tackles for loss, two interceptions, and seven pass breakups. Johnson was named a starter this season after being a reserve in 2024.

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games, once again coached by Eli and Peyton Manning, will take place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, and will air Sunday, Feb. 2 on ESPN and ABC.

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