Raymond spent the last five seasons with the Lions, contributing as a depth wideout and returner, and he heads into his age-32 season having inked a one-year deal with the division-rival Bears. A reunion with head coach Ben Johnson in Chicago could position him as the Bears' No. 3 WR behind Rome Odunze and Luther Burden, though rookie third-round pick Zavion Thomas and second-year pro Jahdae Walker provide legitimate competition. Raymond's experience may make him the favorite to pace Thomas and Walker in snaps, but his offensive ceiling is limited. Raymond has surpassed 500 receiving yards just twice in his career and finished with less than 310 yards on offense in back-to-back years.