Undrafted Bears Receiver JP Richardson Continues to Shine in Training Camp Ahead of Preseason Opener

The Chicago Bears have bolstered their roster for the 2025 season with notable additions like Olamide Zaccheaus, Colston Loveland, and Luther Burden III. However, an undrafted free agent has been stealing the spotlight during training camp, demonstrating why he was overlooked in the draft. Wide receiver JP Richardson, a former TCU standout, has consistently made impressive plays in practice, regardless of the quarterback throwing to him. During the Family Fest at Soldier Field, Richardson delivered a highlight-reel play by catching a crossing route from quarterback Tyson Bagent and turning it into a lengthy touchdown after the catch, captivating 23,000 fans. Head coach Ben Johnson acknowledged Richardson's impressive performance, noting, "Quite a bit," when asked about the rookie's impact. Richardson's ability to rebound from minor setbacks stems from his dedication and deep understanding of the playbook—an uncommon trait among rookies in the team’s offense. Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle praised Richardson's intentional approach to learning the system and his natural athleticism, highlighting his quickness and route agility. In an interview with ChicagoBears.com, Richardson...