Caleb Williams has firmly established himself as the starting quarterback for the Chicago Bears, with no changes expected unless injuries occur. However, the competition for the backup quarterback role is heating up. Tyson Bagent, a former undrafted rookie who has served as QB2 for the last two seasons, is facing intensified scrutiny as he battles to retain his position after being behind Justin Fields.

As training progresses, Bagent's performance will be closely monitored, as the Bears look to solidify their quarterback depth heading into the new season. With Williams at the helm, the Bears are optimistic about their offensive prospects, but a strong backup is crucial for a successful campaign.