🔥 Chicago Bears insider Brad Biggs just dropped a major hint that the Bears may not be done yet ahead of the 2025 training camp. In his latest report, Biggs mentions veteran safety Marcus Williams as a name to watch. Could he reunite with his former DC Dennis Allen in Chicago?

Williams, released by the Ravens in March after losing his starting job, might have something left in the tank. The 28-year-old safety spent his early years thriving under Allen’s system in New Orleans, and now with the Bears’ new coaching staff—featuring HC Ben Johnson and DC Allen—a potential final roster move could be brewing.

In this video, we dive deep into:

Marcus Williams’ career so far

His fit in the Bears’ defensive scheme

What he brings to the locker room

How Dennis Allen might use him

Whether this is the missing veteran piece Chicago needs

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As the Chicago Bears head into 2025 training camp with optimism surrounding a new coaching regime, there may still be one last piece left to add—and according to veteran insider Brad Biggs, it could be Marcus Williams, the former Saints and Ravens safety.

🧠 The Dennis Allen Connection
Biggs reports:

“One name to keep an eye on is Marcus Williams. He spent his first five seasons playing for Allen with the Saints.”

This connection is key. Dennis Allen, now the Bears’ defensive coordinator, knows Marcus Williams inside and out. Under Allen's tutelage in New Orleans, Williams emerged as a top-tier free safety. He thrived in Allen’s zone-heavy scheme, showing elite range, ball skills, and instincts.

Reuniting the pair in Chicago could give Allen a veteran leader who’s already fluent in his system—something extremely valuable during a regime change.

🔍 Marcus Williams: Career Snapshot
Drafted: 2017, Round 2 by the New Orleans Saints

Age: 28 (turning 29 in September)

Height/Weight: 6'1", 195 lbs

Career Stats (through 2023):

20 INTs

52 passes defensed

381 total tackles

3 forced fumbles

Williams spent five strong years in New Orleans before signing with Baltimore in 2022. Unfortunately, injuries and inconsistency plagued his time with the Ravens. He lost his starting job in 2024 and didn’t play after Week 12, eventually leading to his release in March.

💡 What He Would Bring to Chicago
1. Veteran Experience in a Young Secondary
The Bears’ secondary boasts promising talent like Jaquan Brisker and Kyler Gordon, but it lacks deep veteran leadership at safety. Williams would immediately be one of the most experienced players in the room.

2. Scheme Familiarity
Unlike most free-agent signings, Williams wouldn’t need time to adjust to a new playbook. His past under Allen gives him an edge, potentially allowing him to mentor younger DBs while stabilizing the back end.

3. High Football IQ & Range
At his peak, Williams was known for his ability to play single-high safety with elite range—something Allen’s scheme thrives on. If he’s healthy and motivated, he could excel in a rotational or situational role.

4. Locker Room Presence
This is a new-look Bears locker room under HC Ben Johnson. Adding a respected vet like Williams could help bridge the gap between coaching staff and players—especially on defense.

🤔 Is There Enough Left in the Tank?
This is the question Brad Biggs himself posed:

“What I don’t know is how much Williams, who turns 29 in September, has left.”

It’s a fair concern. Williams hasn’t played a full season since 2021 and struggled with injuries in Baltimore. However, if the Bears see him as a depth piece, a rotational safety, or even a locker-room leader, the risk is minimal. If his body holds up, the potential reward is significant.

🏁 Final Thoughts
With training camp fast approaching, don't be surprised if GM Ryan Poles and the Bears make one last savvy addition. Marcus Williams wouldn't be brought in to be a Pro Bowler—but rather as a plug-and-play veteran to help install Dennis Allen’s vision.

For a team looking to make the leap in 2025, that kind of low-risk, high-IQ move might be exactly what’s needed.

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