Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams may not have been able to carry his team to the season success they would've liked this past year, but he showed signs of how good he can be in the NFL. Williams,

Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett had a very eventful day on Monday. He was formally released by the Atlanta Falcons, the team that took him in the fifth round back in 2015. For those who are not familiar, his father is Jessie Tuggle, a former NFL linebacker, who played his entire career with Atlanta from 1987-2000.

The Bears are putting Williams in position to take the next step in his second year by upgrading the offensive line.

The Chicago Bears made a splash along the defensive line agreeing to terms with defensive tackle Grady Jarrett on a three-year, $43.5 million contract with $28.5 million guaranteed. Here's a collection of all of the grades for the Bears' expected signing of Jarrett, where experts are divided about whether this is a good move.

Williams’ potential was enough to help sway Lions assistant Ben Johnson to Chicago to become the team’s head coach. Free agents the Bears signed this week were intrigued by Williams, too.