Ernesto Cova
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Bears face an odd problem with a Tyson Bagent trade (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bears have made it loud and clear, time and time again, that they're fully comfortable with Tyson Bagent. They have their franchise guy in Caleb Williams, but they also know how important it is to have a solid and reliable backup. However, things can always change in this line of business. Case Keenum absolutely balled in Week 3, proving that he can efficiently run Ben Johnson's offense if needed, and prompting the inevitable question about the Bears' QB2. While that doesn't mean a g
Case Keenum's heroics validated the Bears' most calculated investment (opens the original)
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Football is a team sport, but most of the time, the team with the best quarterback has the best chance of winning. There's a reason that it's considered the most important position in sports, and that hasn't changed one bit regardless of the game's evolution. That's why, after not having a true franchise quarterback for most of its history, the Bears didn't stop with just drafting Caleb Williams. They built an ecosystem where he could thrive, learn from veterans, and also have a reliable backup
Bears rookie Dillon Thieneman is the team's silent MVP (opens the original)
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With a major overhaul in the secondary, the Chicago Bears were desperate for a playmaker. Fortunately for them, the football gods delivered, letting Oregon star safety Dillon Thieneman fall right into their laps in the 2026 NFL Draft. Thieneman has been even better than advertised through his first three career games. All that buzz coming out of training camp wasn't empty noise, as he looks like much more than a stopper out there; he's a defensive quarterback. The rookie first-round pick just ha
6 takeaways from the Bears' dominant Caleb William-less Week 3 win (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bears showed some teeth when they were against the wall. Down to his third-string quarterback, Ben Johnson got in his back and proved (again) why he’s one of the best in the business. Veteran gunslinger Case Keenum turned back the clock and pulled the strings of the offense as if he were still playing for the Houston Cougars, slicing and dicing through the Philadelphia Eagles’ helpless defense. While Nick Sirianni’s team didn’t do themselves any favors in this one, the Bears were the
Bears may have caught a break with Caleb Williams' injury timeline (opens the original)
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What initially seemed to be a catastrophic season-ending injury turned out to be a minor ailment. Caleb Williams will be back this season, though his injured hamstring will force him to miss a game for the first time in his career. According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, Williams suffered a grade two hamstring strain, meaning he'll miss the next three or four weeks. While that's far from ideal, it's definitely better than what most people expected at the time. The Bears will most likely start ve
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