From the episode
Kalief Raymond leads the Bears in receptions and receiving yards. He's had a right back. That's crazy. With all those receivers and weapons. I mean, listen, not a ton, but like, I mean, it's not completely out of nowhere. Kalief Raymond played in Detroit for Ben Johnson, who was the coordinator.
STACKED’s take
Raymond leads Bears in receptions/yards; 23% target share benefits from quick-game shift.
Kalief Raymond has emerged as a major part of the Bears offense under Case Keenum, leading the team in receptions and receiving yards through three games with a 23% target share (at least 16% in all three games). He averages over 10 yards per target. The schematic shift with Keenum—moving from Caleb's deep play-action approach to a quick-game offense (nearly 30% increase in passes under 15 yards)—has benefited Raymond as a slot receiver. He came from Detroit with Ben Johnson and understands the system. Moe Hassan notes he's a thing now, and while not a top waiver target, he will be a significant part of the offense in the short term, especially as long as Case Keenum is the quarterback.
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