23 Kyle Fuller CB

Fuller picked off a pass while adding four tackles in the Bears' 15-6 win over the Rams.

Fuller has intercepted passes in three-straight games, and he's picked off seven passes over his last nine contests. He's been a top IDP since Chicago's Week 5 bye, but certainly his hot streak will end at some point.

Fuller intercepted a pass while adding two tackles in Chicago's Week 13 loss to the Giants.

Since Chicago's Week 5 bye, Fuller has intercepted six passes in eight games while adding in three performances with at least seven tackles. Even though interceptions can be quite random, Fuller has emerged as a strong IDP at cornerback based on his big-play ability.

Fuller intercepted a pass while adding eight tackles in Chicago's 23-16 victory over the Lions.

With the Lions driving for a potential tying touchdown late in the fourth quarter, Fuller picked off Matthew Stafford to cement the victory. He's now intercepted five passes over his last seven games while adding at least seven tackles in his last two contests, and although he's had a few games with very little production during that span, he's become an upside IDP.

Fuller intercepted two passes while adding five tackles in the Bears' Week 7 loss to the Patriots.

Not only has Fuller intercepted three passes over the last two games, but he's also posted his two-best tackle totals of the season during that span. Although he's been hot lately, he averaged fewer than three tackles in his previous four games before heating up, so he still should be considered a high-risk IDP option.

The Bears have matched the offer sheet Fuller signed with the Packers, inking him to a four-year contract, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Unsurprisingly, Chicago wasted little time in matching the offer sheet put forth by their division-rival Green Bay, in turn making Fuller one of the top-paid cornerbacks for the 2018 season. Rapoport indicates the contract is worth $56 million with $18 million guaranteed, locking in the 26-year-old as the Bears top cornerback for the foreseeable future.