Months before the Commanders’ first game last year, Olamide Zaccheaus knew his team’s rookie quarterback was going to be special. Jayden Daniels, whom the Bears passed over with the first pick and the Commanders drafted second, made a throw during organized team activities that just felt different.

"It takes all 11 to run the ball. And even in the pass game as well, when somebody catches the ball, just getting down the field and getting the block. "It's going to be a staple of just what you see here and just what Ben Johnson is trying to build in this offense.

New Chicago Bears wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus sees star potential in quarterback Caleb Williams and hopes to develop the sort of connection he had with Jayden Daniels in Washington last season.