Bears QB Tyson Bagent enters concussion protocol. If he can't play Monday night vs. Eagles, Case Keenum will start under center at Soldier Field.

Bagent would have to clear the NFL’s concussion protocol in order to play Monday against the Eagles. Third-stringer Case Keenum 38, hasn’t thrown a regular season pass since 2023.

Tyson Bagent is in the concussion protocol. The most likely play on which he suffered the injury was Dallas Turner's game-ending sack.

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 is already on the shelf with the hamstring injury he sustained in Sunday's 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and is week to week, which puts him in danger of missing the "Monday Night Football" battle. If neither he nor Bagent is available, Case Keenum would be next in line to handle the starting duties.

With Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent each dealing with an injury, Case Keenum is in line to start for the Bears at quarterback in Week 3.

Here's the latest from around the NFL on Tuesday.

But Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said he's not preparing the defense any differently. "Don't have enough information yet," Fangio said about which Bears QB he expects to see. "We're preparing for Chicago's offense.