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Jeffery Simmons’ ‘Dramatic’ One-Week Impact Has The Bears Eyeing True Greatness

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Jeffery Simmons, the All-Pro defensive tackle, has been a Chicago Bear for literally one week, and the impact? It’s already being called “dramatic” by head coach Ben Johnson. This isn’t just hype, either. Johnson saw it instantly.

Simmons’ Impact: “Fairly Dramatic” Right Away

Johnson didn’t mince words today when asked about what Simmons has brought to the team. “I think it’s been fairly dramatic,” he said. “I think you saw it in the game last week. There’s no doubt about it.” Think about that for a second. An All-Pro talent lands, and within seven days, the head coach is pointing to game tape saying the impact is *undeniable*. That’s not just a new player, that’s a statement.

More Than Just Game Day: The “Juice and Energy”

But it’s not just the on-field plays, right? Great teams are built on consistency, and Johnson knows it. He talked about how important it is for players to exude greatness in *everything* they do, not just under the bright lights. “We keep preaching to our guys the consistency of how we go about our business, what we do in the building, and what we do on game day,” Johnson explained. “That’s what good teams do. Really, that’s what great teams do, is bring that same juice an energy throughout the week and into the game as well.” It sounds like Simmons isn’t just showing up; he’s setting a new standard for how things are done.

The big question now is whether this addition of Simmons actually *is* the difference maker. The Bears are banking on him proving to be the catalyst that takes them from a “good team” to a “great team.” Everyone will be watching to see if that “juice and energy” keeps flowing and helps them reach that next level.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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