3. Dexter Williams
Dexter Williams only has one season of real production, but he is an excellent fit for what the Chicago Bears are looking for from a mid-round running back.
Dexter Williams is a bigger back who can play between the tackles and fight for yards. However, his best attribute is his big-play ability as a home-run threat.
He did not have much receiving game work, but showed well in this area at the combine, and had a strong overall performance at the event.
Players he compares favorably to are Chris Carson, Alvin Kamara, Aaron Jones, and Marlon Mack. He displays similar one-cut running ability to some of these running backs, and if he can show a little more in the running game his upside could be unlocked with the Bears.
His lack of production is going to ensure the Bears can get him in the fourth or fifth round. Still, the lack of carries signifies a back with less and wear and tear and ability to see more in the NFL. In that spot, there are not better backs with more upside and less wear and tear than Dexter Williams.