The Chicago Bears have traded a sixth-round draft pick and received defensive tackle Chris Williams and a seventh-round pick from the Cleveland Browns, marking their second trade for defensive line reinforcements in as many days. Williams, who began his NFL career as an undrafted free agent, has played 13 games in the league and is familiar with Bears head coach Matt Eberflus from their time together at the Indianapolis Colts. The move comes as the Bears address concerns about their defensive line depth, particularly with the uncertain status of Zacch Pickens, who has been sidelined. Williams adds much-needed depth to the interior line, although he has yet to secure a starting role in his career. The Bears' general manager, Ryan Poles, has been proactive in utilizing their draft picks to bolster the team’s roster as they prepare for the upcoming season.