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Keenum’s preparation for the primetime matchup has been consistent throughout the week, as he remained the only quarterback on the team's 53-man roster to participate in every practice session leading up to the Week 3 contest. His availability provides a stable option for the Bears as they navigate a challenging period in their quarterback rotation.
Bagent's recovery and the status of Caleb Williams
Tyson Bagent’s return to the practice field on Saturday marked a significant step in his recovery. The 26-year-old was a full participant in the session after being sidelined for the previous two days. Bagent’s concussion was sustained during the team's recent 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, occurring on his second play after entering the game in relief of starter Caleb Williams. The injury happened when Bagent was driven to the turf by Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel following an incomplete pass.
The quarterback shuffle comes as the Bears deal with the absence of their primary starter, Caleb Williams. It was officially confirmed on Saturday that Williams is suffering from a Grade 2 hamstring strain. Reports indicate that the injury is expected to keep the young signal-caller out of action for a period of three to four weeks, forcing the team to rely on their depth chart for the immediate future.
