Williams experienced that culture during a top 30 visit to Halas Hall the first week of April. First, he dined with a group of Bears players and then met the next day with general manager Ryan Poles, members of his personnel staff and coaches.
“I’d say the biggest thing is that they want to win,” Williams said. “That was the biggest and most important thing. That was really it. That’s what it really came down to, and that aligns with me. I want to be around people that want to win. I want to be around people that want to achieve high because it only makes me better. That only holds me accountable, and it makes me excited to be around people like that. You’re who you are, but you also are the people that are closest to you. So having people around you that want to win only elevates you and your game.”
Williams was impressed with the specifics the Bears coaches shared with him.
“They didn’t just tell me [they want to win], they were showing me how we do it,” he said. “That’s always big. I’ve always been a routine guy. I’ve always been true to my work, committed to that and things like that. They’ve been saying that they want to win, they’ve been saying that they’re hungry. When I went there on a visit, they were showing me plans of how they plan on implementing that, things like that throughout the whole team, myself, to be able to lead these guys to victories.”
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