A veteran QB could start for the Bears Monday night with Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent injured, and Ben Johnson is all in.

Chicago Bears QB Case Keenum admitted to some jitters after a three-year layoff from regular-season action — but “it’s an excited nervous.”

But the worst was that Caleb Williams sustained a hamstring injury that has him questionable for Week 3; now, even Tyson Bagent has a concussion, which could keep him out of the Week 3 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

This isn’t how the Chicago Bears wanted their season to go. After a successful 2025 campaign that saw them beat an old rival and make it to the Divisional Round, expectations were high for Ben Johnson’s second season with the team.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson got honest about to the team's blocked field goal late in the fourth quarter against the Vikings.

Ben Johnson is widely regarded as one of the best (if not the very best) play designers and play callers in the NFL.

Entering Week 3, the Chicago Bears sit at 1-1 and are set to host the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. This comes off a tough loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2, as both offenses failed to score a touchdown.

Asked for his initial reaction, a front-office official for another team didn’t hesitate after watching the Chicago Bears offense in the season opener. “That was some ‘Greatest Show on Turf’ (stuff) right there,