Olamide Zaccheaus is shaping up as Caleb Williams’ most reliable Bears target, flashing a 36-yard connection in the preseason and thriving after the catch. Williams trusts him, and Zaccheaus’ yak ability could lift Chicago's passing game.

With four premium receivers and two tight ends, Chicago’s aerial attack could push franchise records if Williams keeps building chemistry. Fantasy managers should watch Zaccheaus as a floor-friendly upside play in Chicago’s high-volume offense.

Detroit Lions sit at +1100 to win the Super Bowl on FanDuel as the 2025 season looms, with Chiefs, Eagles, Bills and Ravens ahead in the betting order. The Lions’ brain trust, Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes, tout a deep, healthy roster after a season plagued by injuries, including Ennis Rakestraw and Levi Onwuzurike. Green Bay’s all-in push and talk of Micah Parsons entering the mix add intriguing drama to a crowded NFC landscape. Odds updates are fluid, and rosters are still being tinkered with as camp hits full stride.

Fantasy-minded observers should watch Lions depth pieces who could emerge if held back by injuries, plus how the Packers’ bold moves reshape the defensive talent pool around Parsons. The narrative also reinforces big-picture bets: top contenders like Kansas City, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Baltimore remain viable paths to a title, while the Lions’ upshot hinges on roster health and midfall developments that could nudge fantasy values across multiple positions.

Eight late-round wide receivers stand out for 2025 best-ball: Joshua Palmer, Dont'e Thornton Jr., Kyle Williams, Pat Bryant, Tory Horton, Dyami Brown, Malik Washington, and Jaylin Lane. Palmer pairs with a high-caliber QB in Buffalo for steady target opportunities; Thornton Jr. brings elite speed as a likely deep-threat in Las Vegas; Bryant and Horton offer big-play upside in Denver and Seattle; Brown, Washington, and Lane provide volatile week-to-week booms in their respective offenses as playoff weeks approach.