There's no doubting that the Chicago Bears' Leonard Floyd was tremendously hyped this past off-season by many pundits (cough, cough). The 25-year-old is the incremental piece of this Chicago defense and time spent away from the game gaining strength and refining his abilities was supposed to be a boon towards a special sophomore NFL season.
For the first four games of the Bears' 2017 campaign, Floyd was anything but special. With one sack, single digit hits on the quarterback, and a back injury that likely limited him, Floyd was struggling to make a meaningful impact as the game-changing star defensive player many had hoped or expected him to become.