QB · Chicago Bears · #11
0.7 pts
11/19, 108 pass yds, 1 INT · 1 car, 4 yds
PPR scoring. Updated after a stat correction.
Week
Week 5
Matchup
Green Bay Packers
DFS salary
$4,200
Projection
2.0
2026 season (2 games): 355 pass yds · 10 rush yds
| 2026 · CHI | 2 | 35 | 53 |
Following Chicago's 31-7 defeat to Green Bay, coach Ben Johnson benched struggling backup quarterback Tyson Bagent in favor of Case Keenum. Johnson was straightforward in explaining the move, citing Bagent's performance as the reason. Keenum now steps in as the Bears look to stabilize their quarterback situation behind starter Caleb Williams.
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With Chicago down 31-7 late in the fourth quarter of a lopsided Week 5 loss to Green Bay, the Bears pulled Tyson Bagent in favor of Case Keenum. The move came after a rough outing from Bagent, leaving his status as Chicago's backup quarterback in question going forward.
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The Bears pulled Tyson Bagent after he threw two interceptions against the Packers, handing the starting job back to Case Keenum. The move comes as Chicago still hopes Caleb Williams can return as soon as Week 6, leaving Bagent's short-term outlook uncertain and Keenum back under center in the meantime.
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Bears pulled Tyson Bagent in the fourth quarter with Chicago trailing Green Bay 31-7, turning to Case Keenum to close out the game. The move came as the Packers had built a commanding lead, leaving Bagent's status as the starter going forward in question.
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Tyson Bagent struggled through the first half against the Packers, leading the Bears to consider turning to Case Keenum as a potential replacement. If Bagent's issues continue, Keenum could see playing time behind him, giving Chicago a veteran option at quarterback while Bagent tries to find his footing.
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After Chicago's 31-7 loss to Green Bay, Bears coach Ben Johnson plainly explained his decision to bench struggling backup QB Tyson Bagent in favor of Case Keenum.
With Chicago trailing Green Bay 31-7 late in the fourth quarter during a lopsided Week 5 loss, the Bears pulled Tyson Bagent in favor of Case Keenum.
The Bears benched Tyson Bagent for Case Keenum following a two-interception game against the Packers, with hopes Caleb Williams returns in Week 6.
The Bears pulled Tyson Bagent in the fourth quarter in favor of Case Keenum as the Packers held a commanding 31-7 lead.
Case Keenum took over at quarterback for the Bears in the fourth quarter after Tyson Bagent was benched, with Green Bay leading Chicago 31-7.
After a rough first half against the Packers, the Bears may turn to third-string quarterback Case Keenum behind struggling starter Tyson Bagent.
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