Keenum Expected to Start for Bears Despite Bagent Clearing Concussion Protocol
Chicago's Tyson Bagent has been cleared from the concussion protocol, but Case Keenum is still expected to get the start against the Eagles.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol, the team confirmed, but Case Keenum is still expected to start Monday night's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bagent had been sidelined after entering the protocol, opening the door for Keenum to take over quarterback duties in his absence.
Despite now being available, Bagent is expected to serve as a backup option for Monday's matchup, with the Bears opting to stick with Keenum as the starter.
The decision reflects the coaching staff's choice to maintain continuity at the position heading into a divisional test against the Eagles.
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