The new Bears slot receiver went from the Falcons to Philadelphia, Washington and now Chicago in four years and thinks he can get established quickly.

A young quarterback, a revamped interior offensive line and a new coach running the offense. That was the situation Olamide Zaccheaus walked into a year ago when he signed a free-agent contract with the Washington Commanders.

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.