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After a hot start to the season, Kalif Raymond has had the expected correction of his role in the Chicago Bears' passing game lately.

Writer Brad Berreman observes that Chicago Bears wide receiver Kalif Raymond has experienced an expected dip in targets following an unusually strong start to the season. After recording 19 catches for 214 yards across the first three games, Raymond has managed just seven receptions for 30 yards on 10 targets over his last four appearances.
Berreman notes that while primary passing targets like Colston Loveland have reasserted their roles in the offense, Raymond continues to see steady playing time. With tight end Cole Kmet potentially sidelined by a knee injury, Berreman anticipates Raymond will likely retain a solid snap share despite reduced target volume.
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