Olamide Zaccheaus has left the Washington Commanders, signing with the Chicago Bears as a free agent. After an impressive season in 2024, where he caught 45 passes for 506 yards and three touchdowns, Zaccheaus showed promise in Kliff Kingsbury's offense, playing alongside quarterback Jayden Daniels. The Bears view him as a potential asset to aid quarterback Caleb Williams' development.

For the Commanders, Zaccheaus's departure creates a vacancy as he was their third-leading receiver last season. In response, they have re-signed K.J. Osborn and Noah Brown, both of whom have shown versatility and an ability to contribute to the run game. Osborn, while less active in 2024, has previously demonstrated the ability to produce in the passing game during his tenure with the Minnesota Vikings. Meanwhile, Brown's blocking prowess adds depth to the receiving corps. As the Commanders prepare for training camp, how these players step up will be crucial for their offensive strategy moving forward.