Jamal Adams . 12. player. 57. Having already upgraded their front seven with the Richardson deal, the Bears are free to go after their secondary which was the primary source of their defensive ails in 2016. Safety is and has been the bane of their existence on that side of the ball for years. They haven’t had a good one in a decade or a great one since the 1980s. History shows the best defenses always need a least one quality talent at that position. Chicago currently has zero.
<p>That changes the moment they scoop up Jamal Adams. He may not have the flashy ball skills of Hooker but he might be the more complete player. He has an ideal mix of size and athleticism. He can play down the box and deliver some ferocious hits. At the same time he’s got enough speed and fluidity to play coverage against tight ends and running backs. A smart and instinctive player as well. He’ll make a welcome addition.</p>. S. LSU