Chicago Bears defensive tackle Gervon Dexter is gearing up for a breakout season after undergoing a significant physical transformation during the offseason. At 6-foot-6 and 312 pounds, Dexter focused on improving his speed and agility by training for 'marathon shape' and revamping his diet to eliminate unhealthy snacks. His dedication has earned him praise from defensive coordinator Eric Washington, who noted Dexter's uncommon focus for a second-year player. As the primary three-technique tackle, Dexter aims to bring consistency and energy to his performance, a critical role following the departure of Justin Jones. Early signs of his potential were evident in training camp, where he has demonstrated improved movement and effectiveness. The Bears are optimistic about Dexter's contributions to their defensive lineup this season.