The Chicago Bears' quarterback situation got worse Tuesday when you thought it couldn't.
The Bears' backup quarterback Tyson Bagent is in concussion protocol. This comes after Caleb Williams was injured in Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings and is considered "week-to-week" by head coach Ben Johnson.
#Bears QB Tyson Bagent is dealing with a concussion and is in the NFL’s concussion protocol, sources say.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 22, 2026
With Caleb Williams likely out with a hamstring injury, Case Keenum could be the starter vs the #Eagles. pic.twitter.com/S9NPSgo3Q6
The Bears' Week 3 game is on Monday night at Soldier Field against the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles.
If Bagent can't go, Chicago would turn to journeyman Case Keenum at quarterback.
The 38-year-old Keenum has not
started -- or played in a game for that matter -- since 2023. He has started four games since 2019.
Overall, Keenum is 30-36 as a starter, having played for seven teams.
Johnson will have to reach into his offensive bag of tricks if Keenum is the guy taking snaps against the Eagles.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: More bad news for Chicago Bears at quarterback position
