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Chicago Bears Insider Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Good evening, Chicago. Here's what to know about the Bears, including a change at long snapper and the latest wrinkle in the quarterback room. | | | | Scott Daly played in all 34 regular-season games for the Chicago Bears over the previous two seasons, but they didn’t re-sign him in free agency. | | | | | Backup QB Tyson Bagent’s availability is in question for Monday’s game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Chicago Bears might have to turn to 38-year-old Case Keenum. | | | | | Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury is a blow to the Chicago Bears. If he can’t face the Philadelphia Eagles, how well can they function without him? | | | | | Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams may have avoided the worst-case scenarios after injuring his right hamstring in a loss to the Minnesota Vikings. | | | | | On a rainy Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field, Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears offense resembled the lousy ones his predecessors rolled out all too often. | | | | | Chicago Bears teammates say backup quarterback Tyson Bagent is “very poised” and capable of taking the reins of the offense. | | | | | A soft-tissue injury such as a hamstring is better than structural damage such as a knee or ankle. But that doesn’t mean it can’t keep Caleb Williams sidelined for some time. | | | | | Fans in Hammond, Indiana, and Arlington Heights said they felt confident the new Chicago Bears stadium would come to their communities during Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. | | | |
