One thing has become very clear: Chicago Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright must play at all cost.
After collecting a fifth interception of the season and two pass deflections in the Bears' 31-28 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, things have certainly gotten interesting in the secondary for Chicago. Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon's returns are looming, and the Bears are faced with an impossible decision to make at cornerback.
Bears defensive back coach Al Harris was asked about the emergence of Wright this season after being a career backup. Harris, getting to know him on a personal level, has a ton of respect for the work Wright has put into this moment.