Bears QB Tyson Bagent will return to practice Saturday
- On Saturday, Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent returned to practice after clearing concussion protocol, positioning him as a candidate to start Monday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Starting quarterback Caleb Williams remains sidelined with a hamstring injury suffered during last Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings, leaving the Bears without their primary playmaker.
- With Williams not practicing this week, 14-year veteran Case Keenum took first-team reps, positioning him as the fallback if Bagent cannot complete final medical clearance steps.
- Bears coach Ben Johnson has not named a starter, saying he wants "to play this thing out" before Monday's game, leaving the decision pending until after Saturday's practice session.
- Facing a loaded Eagles defense led by legendary coordinator Vic Fangio, the Bears prepare for a difficult matchup Monday regardless of the final quarterback decision.
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Bears’ Tyson Bagent questionable vs. Eagles; Caleb Williams out
Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent cleared the necessary steps in the concussion protocol to participate in practice on Saturday, head coach Ben Johnson said. Bagent was a full participant in the session and is listed as questionable to play for the Bears (1-1) on Monday in their home game against the Philadelphia Eagles (2-0). Bagent
The Plot Thickens as Bears Coach Says Tyson Bagent Has Cleared Concussion Protocol
The Chicago Bears’ quarterback situation is up in the air going into the team’s Week 3 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. Case Keenum has been taking QB1 snaps at practice this week while Caleb Williams sat out with a hamstring injury and Tyson Bagent in concussion protocol. But an update on Bagent could throw a wrench in the works. The Tribune’s Phillip Thompson shares that Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson says QB2 is…
Tyson Bagent — still in concussion protocol — practices and emerges as possible QB starter for Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent is cleared to take part in practice Saturday, coach Ben Johnson announced, but is still in the league’s concussion protocol.
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