83 days until Bears 2025 season: Who rounds out Chicago's wide receiver room?

Don't let the 2024 season fool you: the Chicago Bears have an excellent wide receiver room, and it only got better this offseason.

DJ Moore returns for his third year as a Bear after amassing 2,330 yards and 14 touchdowns in his first two seasons with the team, and Rome Odunze is primed for a breakout season after a solid rookie debut.

Added to this duo, rookie Luther Burden III will likely be the third wide receiver on the depth chart and can significantly raise the ceiling of this unit with his ability to make defenders miss after the catch and his explosive play potential.

Those are three receivers that Bears fans will likely see the most, but most teams will carry five or six receivers on their final 53-man roster. Which receivers currently at Halas Hall are likely to make that cut?

Olamide Zaccheaus

After one season with the Washington Commanders where he put up 506 yards and 3 touchdowns, Zaccheaus joins the crowded Bears receiver room where he hopes to once again be a reliable contributor whenever his number is called. Ben Johnson was already in Chicago when they signed Zaccheaus, signaling his interest in the former Commander, so it's almost a lock that he'll make the roster, barring a horrendous training camp performance.