Tyson Bagent secured Chicago’s QB2 role after a strong camp and a fourth-quarter game-winning drive in the preseason finale against Kansas City, plus a two-year, $10 million extension. He’s positioned behind Caleb Williams with the Bears’ roster still evaluating Williams’ rookie year under Ben Johnson. Case Keenum’s signing never reshaped the depth chart, and the Bears’ QB room appears stable entering 2025, keeping Bagent in the fantasy spotlight as a potential late-season breakout if Williams hits a snag.