Jahdae Walker impresses on special teams for Chicago Bears against Falcons
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 1:50 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Jahdae Walker, a former Texas A&M wide receiver, continues to leave his mark with the Chicago Bears. During a recent game against the Atlanta Falcons, he showcased his physicality on special teams, delivering a strong hit on a punt return. Walker, who joined the Bears as an undrafted free agent, is finding ways to contribute beyond his role as a receiver. His past at Texas A&M saw him making 64 receptions for 935 yards, and now he is focused on establishing himself in the NFL. His effort against Atlanta highlights his determination and willingness to succeed in various roles.
- •Walker made a strong impression on special teams against Atlanta.
- •He is an undrafted free agent from Texas A&M.
- •Walker had 64 receptions for 935 yards during his college career.
- •His physical play helps him compete for a spot on the Bears' roster.
- •Walker displayed determination by quickly recovering from a hit.
- 1:50 AMYahoo Sports — WATCH: Former Texas A&M WR Jahdae Walker shows hustle for Bears
"Former Texas A&M WR Jahdae Walker continues to make an impact with the Chicago Bears, showcasing his physicality and effort on special teams.
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