Bears Could Turn To QB Who Hasn't Played Since 2023

Chicago Bears fans feel like they've already been through the wringer with Caleb Williams' injury this past weekend.

Fans are wondering how long Williams is out, but now it appears his backup might miss the next game too.

More Bad News for the Bears Quarterback Situation

Tyson Bagent, who relieved Williams after his injury, is apparently entered into the NFL's concussion protocol, even though it is unclear when he suffered the injury.

That means he and Williams could both miss their Monday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field in Chicago.

Bears Could Turn to Case Keenum Against the Eagles

If they are both out, Case Keenum, a long-time veteran who has had some good moments in the NFL, could be tasked with leading the team to victory, but here's the thing: Keenum hasn't played a regular-season game since 2023, when he was with the Houston Texans.

In just a matter of days, the Bears and their fans have gone from wondering whether their star franchise quarterback can play to pinning their hopes on a third-stringer who hasn't played meaningful football in three years.

Bears Fans Face Another Quarterback Headache

What a time to be a Bears fan. Actually, it's never a good time to be a Bears fan, and here's another reason, and this is coming from a die-hard Bears fan.

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