​Chicago Bears wide receiver Jahdae Walker, who made the roster as an undrafted rookie in 2025, only had six receptions last season, but he played a critical role in the offense. Not only did he catch the game-tying touchdown against the Green Bay Packers that ultimately led to a win in overtime for the Bears, but he also brings an infectious energy to the team.That infectious attitude has already spread to Chicago’s newest veteran wide receiver, Kalif Raymond, who is going into his 10th year in the NFL. Raymond not only appreciates Walker’s energy in practice, but also credited him for setting the bar for the Bears’ touchdown celebrations this year.“Watching him going back to track practices against Tennessee, even when it’s hot and everyone’s tired, Jahdae is out there screaming, ‘I do this!’ His energy is infectious,” Raymond said. “He kept our drill going at the end of practice by making plays, and seeing that on special teams gets everyone hyped. Plus, half the touchdown celebrations coming this season? You can thank Jahdae because he sets the foundation for all the cool dance moves.”This is Raymond’s first year on the Bears after playing with various other NFL teams, most notably the Detroit Lions from 2021 to 2025. Especially during his time with Detroit, he excelled as one of the league’s top punt returners including being a second-team All-Pro in 2022 and 2024. He also has experience with Chicago’s head coach, Ben Johnson, who coached him for a few years in Detroit.Raymond and Walker are among the five wide receivers to make Chicago’s roster, alongside Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III and rookie third-rounder Zavion Thomas.Follow Bears Wire on Twitter, Facebook and InstagramThis article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Kalif Raymond explains what WR Jahdae Walker brings to the Bears