Bears likely to draft Mykel Williams in first round

The Chicago Bears are gearing up for the NFL Draft, holding the tenth overall pick. They have been active in free agency, signing players like Drew Dalman and trading for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson. The team is focusing on strengthening its line of defense. Football analyst Ben Standig predicts that the Bears will select Mykel Williams from the University of Georgia. Williams is an All-SEC pass rusher who has shown great potential. There is also speculation about Ashton Jeanty as another option for the Bears. Mykel Williams had a strong college career, earning Second-Team All-SEC honors for two years. Despite suffering an ankle injury last season, he still managed to achieve five sacks and nine tackles for a loss. Overall, he finished his college career with 14 sacks. NFL analyst Lance Zierlein describes Williams as an "upside prospect." He acknowledges that Williams is an explosive athlete with a lot of room for growth. While he needs to develop his technique and strength, he already demonstrates good physicality on the field. The Bears are looking to enhance their defense, and adding Williams could complement their current roster. The upcoming draft presents a significant opportunity for the team to continue building its squad.