Who will start for the Bears on Sunday versus the Jets: Tyson Bagent or Case Keenum?
The answer: both.
Coach Ben Johnson, ever the prankster, sent both quarterbacks onto the field for the opening series, with Keenum under center and Bagent split out wide.
Keenum handed off the ball before exiting the play.
That maneuver technically spares Chicago from matching the 1997 Jaguars’ three starters in four games, yet Bagent still ends up handling most of the quarterback duties. For my money, the Bears’ gamble could ignite a fresh offensive rhythm.
Caleb Williams remains sidelined for a second consecutive game due to a hamstring strain.
Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer reported that Johnson informed the squad on Wednesday that Bagent would start, urging them to keep the news quiet.
Will this dual‑QB experiment give Chicago the edge it needs to beat the Jets and set a new direction for the season?