We delve into the intriguing battle between Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent for QB2 in the Chicago Bears roster this offseason.

Jeremy Pernell examines how the Huskers' offensive coordinator has operated at his previous stops -- and why a pass-happy ...

Johnathan Wood: Case Keenum. This coaching staff brought him in; they have no ties to Tyson Bagent. I have no idea why Bears fans are so convinced Bagent is good, as his performance during his ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — One of the highlights from the third and final day of the Chicago Bears’ mandatory minicamp was backup quarterback Case Keenum making a behind-the-back catch with two hands ...

Chicago's starting safety duo is set with Kevin Byard and Jaquan Brisker, both entering the final year of their respective ...

Tom Brady is getting a statue in New England, but which current NFL players should get their own statues? Several have already done enough to earn that honor.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is in the final year of his current contract. What could a new deal look ...

His current deal pays him an average of $22.8 million per year, which ranks 16th among all NFL receivers, behind guys like the Indianapolis Colts' Michael Pittman and Tennessee Titans' Calvin Ridley.

When Tyson Bagent went to his first ever NFL game, he saw Case Keenum play quarterback. Now, the duo are competing for the right to be Caleb Williams’ backup on the Chicago Bears.

Just in case you missed the announcement, T.J. hasn't reported to mandatory minicamp. It doesn't look like he will be going unless there's a new deal waiting for him when he gets there.