Based on a now-deleted tweet, Young seemed perplexed when he landed on injured reserve at final cuts, so it is not surprising he is leaving Chicago with an injury settlement. Still a solid option in the slot, he will likely land with another team in the near future. 

Young missed most of camp due to what coach Matt Eberflus called a "lower leg injury." Usually being placed on injured reserve at final cuts means you are out for the season, but it is possible Young is released with an injury settlement in the coming weeks. 

Young was cut by Baltimore as a cap casualty earlier this offseason. He missed most of the 2020 season with a torn ACL and left multiple games with injuries last year, though he did make an appearance in all 17 contests. He started seven games for the Ravens, totaling one interception and five pass defenses. He also added two sacks to his stat line. At 5'9/185, Young can't be trusted to cover outside receivers, but he is still a capable option in the slot, where he spent most of his time while in Baltimore. The deal is a solid signing from a rookie Chicago front office that has mostly kept quiet this offseason.

Young was inked to a three-year, $26 million extension in 2019. His release gives them $5.8 million in cap space while leaving behind a $3.3 million dead cap hit. Young played roughly half of the Ravens' defensive snaps while operating as a slot corner last year. He logged three pass defenses and one interception. Young will draw some interest in free agency, but his best season came all the way back in 2018. He may look to rebound on a one-year deal before seeking a better offer next offseason.