Case Keenum Practices For Bears Amid Caleb Williams, Tyson Bagent Uncertainty

It looks as if Case Keenum is going to start at quarterback for the Chicago Bears on Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Tyson Bagent and Caleb Williams are two more possibilities, depending on their health.

When it comes to the QBs for the Bears, very little is certain at the moment.

The 38-year-old Keenum practiced on Wednesday as Chicago ramped up its preparation for its matchup with Philadelphia.

Keenum hasn't played in a regular-season game since Dec.

24, 2023, but at least he is healthy right now.

"We feel really good about whoever ends up playing for us and that showed in the preseason, shows up in practice every single day," coach Ben Johnson said.

"So we’re at a point right now, not sure who the starter is going to be on Monday night.

We’ll let this thing play out, and we’ll go from there." Williams left Sunday’s 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings with a right hamstring injury after he got hurt on a scramble midway through the fourth quarter.

The No.

1 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft hasn't been ruled out for the contest against the Eagles, but mobility is a big part of his game and cautiousness is the most likely approach for Chicago when it comes to the franchise's biggest star.

Bagent, 26, was 5 for 9 for 54 yards after he replaced Williams against the Vikings.

He was sacked by Dallas Turner on the final play of the game.

Bagent was in line to make his fifth career start.