Jaylon Johnson reveals stunning goals and expectation for his QB

"But I mean, just as far as numbers go, I want to get in the end zone three times for sure."
Realistic? Anything is possible but Johnson has only seven interceptions for his entire career to date and now he's looking to equal that total in one season.
Three forced fumbles might be realistic but the three touchdowns when he has one for his career might not be possible, either.

Johnson, now 26 and in his sixth season, did point out one thing he has seen in the new defensive scheme under coordinator Dennis Allen that could allow him to make a run at some of these goals, no matter how realistics they might be or not be. He is certain he'll be allowed to continue to "travel" with the top receiver from the other team.
"I think this year we're going to have a true opportunity to challenge guys, get up in guys' faces, and really limit offenses."
It's here where there is a drastic departure under Allen from what the Bears did under Matt Eberflus.

The Eberflus scheme played more man-to-man than the classic Tampa-2 zone style of the Bears in the Lovie Smith era but were not a man-to-man team.
Allen's scheme is more aggressive and will use this approach while blitzing more often, though not a lot more.
Johnson's expectations went beyond the defense. He reveals what he expects from Caleb Williams in Year 2. He's a little less specific about his QB's goals.

"I don't think it has to be him going for 4,000 yards or 4,500 yards and then we don't go to the playoffs," Johnson said. "I think it's more so him making the right plays.
"If it's a checkdown, if it's complete a deep ball, whatever it may be, I think just him playing winning football. And then that comes with the defense, too. I mean, me being a leader, me being a dog on that defensive side.
We've got to get him the ball back and make plays as many opportunities as we have if we want to play winning football."