Grady Jarrett’s first season with the Chicago Bears was a disaster—hampered by injuries and underwhelming production. Once a cornerstone of Atlanta’s dominant pass rush, his departure left a void the Falcons filled with even more firepower. Now, with Chicago eyeing NFC contention, Jarrett’s 2025 performance is make-or-break: if he doesn’t rebound, his playing time—and maybe his Bears future—could vanish. His contract makes cutting him financially risky, so the team’s hoping he can turn it around. But if camp struggles persist, expect reduced snaps and a likely exit after 2026. This season is his last shot to prove last year was a fluke—and a strong start could give Chicago’s defense the boost they desperately need.
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