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And in Los Angeles, Chargers receiver Mike Williams cashed in on a 76-catch, 1,146-yard, nine-touchdown season by agreeing to a new three-year, $60 million contract with $40 million guaranteed. That deal certainly lit up the radar for Robinson and his camp as they head to the bidding stage of free agency with plenty of comparisons, both statistically and financially, to throw at interested teams.

A strong group of veteran interior linemen is available. One source said the Bears could be in play for Los Angeles Rams center Brian Allen, a Hinsdale Central graduate who played at Michigan State. Tennessee Titans center Ben Jones also is available. The list of guards includes Brandon Scherff of the Washington Commanders, Laken Tomlinson of the San Francisco 49ers, Connor Williams of the Dallas Cowboys, Austin Corbett of the Rams, Andrew Norwell of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Alex Cappa of the Buccaneers. Daniels is the youngest guard at 24, but Williams is only 25, which could make him intriguing.

“I have always felt comfortable from day one putting him on different people,” coach Billy Donovan said. “I got a lot of confidence and belief in him. I know how competitive he is, I know how much of a team guy he is, and you just know he’s going to give everything and put everything into it. That’s not to say he’s going to be perfect, but when he does make mistakes, he’s going to course correct and get better from it.”

Under the federal program, victims and witnesses, as well as their family members, typically get new identities with “authentic documentation,” the Marshals Service website says, and they’re offered basic living expenses, medical care, job training and help seeking employment. The marshals also provide 24-hour protection to witnesses through the adjudication processes of their cases.