Chicago Bears QB Tyson Bagent returns to practice and could face Philadelphia on Monday
Chicago Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent returned to practice on Saturday, clearing the NFL concussion protocol, and may face the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night at Soldier Field. Backup Caleb Williams remained out, having injured his hamstring on Sunday against Minnesota. Coach Ben Johnson stated Bagent is "right on track" and could be the backup or even the starting QB, depending on his performance.
Both Tyrique Stevenson (hamstring) and Cairo Santos (hip) also practiced and could play. Tackle Ozzy Trapillo will not participate due to a patellar tendon injury.
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