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Bears' Defense Shines, Johnson's Injury Concerns

The Chicago Bears gear up for a crucial rematch against the Green Bay Packers, with quarterback Caleb Williams spotted in shorts, anticipating warmer weather. The defense, despite injuries, shows resilience, with cornerback Jaylon Johnson expressing frustration over his groin and core injury. Linebacker DMarco Jackson is named NFC Defensive Player of the Week, while linebacker Tremaine Edmunds practices in a limited capacity, potentially returning from injured reserve. However, wide receivers Luther Burden and Rome Odunzes ongoing injuries may impact the teams offensive strategy.

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