This was one of my favorite film breakdowns from last season. Shout-out to Andrew Billings for the guest appearance.

@NicholasMoreano: While Gervon Dexter was describing how he made this run stop against the Jaguars, he mentioned Andrew Billings. Dexter then brought Billings over for a guest appearance to get his perspective on the play. Hear from Dexter, Billings, Rome Odunze, Teven Jenkins and Roschon Johnson in this week's film review. https://t.co/MNBow92fuK

The Chicago Bears put in plenty of work this offseason to improve the trenches, focusing a lot of their resources on upgrading both the offensive and defensive lines.

Adding veterans Grady Jarrett and Dayo Odeyingbo to join Montez Sweat and a group of young talent, Chicago has put their defensive line in a position to not only perform better, but to have plenty of leaders for their younger players.

Defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. is one of the most intriguing players who could be in line for a big season of production as he learns from the newly-added veterans. During minicamp, Dexter spoke on his feelings that the defensive line unit needs a voice of leadership, and while there are plenty of veterans can do so, he feels he can also be a leader on defense

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is coming off a quietly impressive rookie season where he showed plenty of promise despite a chaotic situation that featured an in-season head coach hiring, three different offensive coordinators, a 10-game losing streak and being sacked a league-high 68 times.

But there's no denying the future appears bright for Williams, who set franchise and NFL rookie records while passing for 3,541 yards, 20 touchdowns and six interceptions. Still, that wasn't enough for one Pro Football Focus analyst to declare Williams' ceiling in the NFL is Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who has been serviceable in just two seasons as a starter