Chicago Bears Bolster Defensive Line with Trades for Darrell Taylor and Chris Williams

The Bears address key defensive needs by acquiring depth ahead of the 53-man roster deadline.

General Manager Ryan Poles traded two sixth-round picks for Darrell Taylor and Chris Williams.
The moves aim to enhance pass rush and interior depth, addressing preseason concerns.
Taylor, from the Seahawks, brings flexibility to the defensive end position.
Williams, from the Browns, reunites with coach Matt Eberflus and adds needed tackle depth.
Zacch Pickens' injury status remains uncertain as the Bears finalize their roster.