Chicago Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright will head to the Pro Bowl Games after all, after having an impressive season.

The NFL announced Monday that Wright will participate in the games. Wright will replace Philadelphia Eagles’ cornerback Quinyon Mitchell, who won’t participate because of injury. The Pro Bowl game will take place Feb. 3 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, the first time the Pro Bowl has been part of the Super Bowl experience.

Wright will join Bears left guard Joe Thuney, center Drew Dalman and safety Kevin Byard at the games after he originally didn’t earn a Pro Bowl nod. It’s the most Pro Bowlers the Bears will have at the game since 2019, when the team sent four players.

It’s a fitting honor for Wright, who had a career year after he signed a one-year contract with the Bears during the offseason. Wright earned his first career Pro Bowl honor after he led the NFL with eight takeaways.

He intercepted a career-high five passes this season, which was tied for second in the NFL behind Byard, and returned one for a touchdown. Wright also forced two fumbles, including a key one stopping the Philadelphia Eagles’ “tush push” on Black Friday.

Wright made the most of his opportunity with the Bears, who were Wright’s third team in five seasons. He stepped up as a starter after the Bears lost Jaylon Johnson for the majority of the season with a groin injury.