LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Backup Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent returned to Halas Hall without practicing on Friday, and starter Caleb Williams also remains out. The Bears will likely play the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night with third-string quarterback Case Keenum taking the snaps.

The Chicago Bears have no plans to bring in another quarterback ahead of their MNF matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Bears have not yet definitively ruled out both Caleb Williams and

Unfortunately for the Bears, their first injury report ahead of their Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup revealed a disastrous QB scenario for the Bears, with Williams and Bagent both being out, is very much in play this week.

There's some encouraging news regarding Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, who was back at Halas Hall on Friday.

The Bears are going to be without starter Caleb Williams and backup Tyson Bagent come Week 3. Who will start in their stead?

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

The Bears could play their No. 3 quarterback with Caleb Williams most likely out with a hamstring injury and backup Tyson Bagent in concussion protocol.

Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Press Taylor believes veteran QB Case Keenum's experience will benefit him if needed to start in Week 3.