Caleb Williams launched a deep ball that landed perfectly in stride for Kalif Raymond. Here’s what else happened during practice No. 2 of Chicago Bears training camp.

There’s not much debate about who the Chicago Bears’ top two wide receivers will be in 2026. ESPN has Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III in two of the three wide receiver spots. Where the conversation starts is with that third spot.

With the Chicago Bears needing depth at wide receiver, head coach Ben Johnson turned to a familiar face. That familiar face was former Detroit Lions wide receiver Kalif Raymond, who was inked to a one-year deal worth up to $5.1 million. Chicago's need for ...