Despite going 5-12 in his rookie year, Williams' play has drawn the attention of many around the league, including his new head coach Ben Johnson who faced him twice as a coach with the Detroit Lions. Johnson departed Detroit to become the Bears head coach this offseason, and he's not the only one who wanted to be with Williams this offseason.

Jarrett arrived at Halas Hall on a three-year, $43.5 million contract after a decade of starring for the Falcons.

WATCH: The trash talking on a video with Grady Jarrett mic'd up and talking to Jordan Love is likely to be a common thing now with a new, vociferous leader on the Bears D-line.