Bears Land Vet Receiver, Return Specialist Raymond

On April 4th, Chicago Bears just locked in wide receiver and returned specialists,

Khalif Raymond, after shipping out DJ Moore and losing Devon Duverne.

This dude brings five years of lion's experience, including four and Ben Johnson's offense,

plus serious respect from Johnson and receiver's coach, Antoine Randall L.

He's the vet the young Bears WR Room needs for punts, kickoffs, and more.

Those coaches went hard for him in free agency, standing on the table to reunite in Chicago.

Johnson knows exactly what Raymond delivers as a teammate, who elevates the locker room

and grinds in practice every day. Fans and insiders see this as a smart move for depth,

especially with Raymond's track record. Undrafted out of Holy Cross back in 2016,

he stuck around nine NFL seasons through cuts and breakouts with the Titans and lions.

In Detroit, he piled up 1,485 punt return yards with three scores, plus 171 catches for two.

1,185 yards and eight touchdowns. Career highs came under Johnson, including

6,016 receiving yards on 48 grabs his first year in that system.

Raymond's hyped about the familiarity cutting his adjustment time,

and expect him slotting in the slot, backfield, maybe even tossing passes while,

owning returns like Passfair's gadgets. This reunion sets up smooth vibes for the offense.

From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.