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.
The Chicago Bears made a significant investment to the quarterback room this offseason by signing former starter and 12-year veteran Case Keenum to the roster.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Case Keenum is charging up the depth chart at OTAs this spring. The veteran quarterback took all of the second-team reps at practice on Wednesday, and Tyson Bagent struggled to complete a deep pass to a wide-open Tyler Scott.
Case Keenum came to Chicago as a valued mentor figure in the quarterback room, which is great news for Caleb Williams . He also came hoping to be the backup QB, which can't be good news for Tyson Bagent.
When the Chicago Bears went out to sign veteran quarterback Case Keenum, it was pretty obvious that it was an intentional move by the organization. Keenum not only gave the Bears an experienced quarterback with years under his belt as a starter, it also gave the quarterback room a veteran mind to lean on.
Last week, former Vikings passer and fan favorite Case Keenum signed with the division rivals Chicago Bears. He was not the first, and it turned out, not the last veteran to choose a different team.
One of the biggest areas of Bears improvement in personnel this year may have just occurred this past week. The signing of quarterback Case Keenum has to put the Bears in the top 10 for backup quarterback situations.
The Minnesota Vikings are still on the search for a veteran quarterback to pair with J.J. McCarthy. They flirted with Aaron Rodgers for several weeks but have tipped their cap to McCarthy moving forward.
The Chicago Bears decided to bolster their quarterback room when they added veteran Case Keenum on a one-year, $3 million contract. His addition isn’t meant to add competition for Caleb Williams, but instead help mold him into the No.
The Bears not only brought in a perfect backup quarterback match for starter Caleb Williams in terms of experience when they agreed to terms with Case Keenum , but they also found one with a background based on football knowledge their starter possesses.
After spending last season with the Houston Texans, former Denver Broncos starting quarterback Case Keenum has found a new home According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, "Veteran QB Case Keenum is signing a one-year deal worth up to $3 million with the Chicago Bears, per source.
Keenum's last regular-season action came in 2023 when he started two games for Houston, losing both contests and throwing for just one touchdown pass with three interceptions.
23-year-old Caleb Williams is getting a new 37-year-old mentor.
The Chicago Bears are signing quarterback Case Keenum to a one-year, $3 million deal, according to ESPN. The 11-year veteran signal caller has played for seven different teams.
The journeyman backup will be called upon to help mentor another highly drafted young talent.
The Chicago Bears are signing QB Case Keenum to a one-year deal worth up to $3 million, according to Adam Schefter. Keenum figures to provide veteran mentorship for QB Caleb Williams and compete for the backup role.
The Houston Texans took a hit to their depth over the past week as veteran backup quarterback Case Keenum suffered a foot injury that placed him on season-ending injured reserve.
The Houston Texans have to have been hoping for more from Case Keenum this past weekend. Case Keenum came in as relief for C.J. Stroud on Saturday against the New York Giants and went 7-13 for 73 yards and a touchdown.
During the NFL Players Association's annual meeting in Arizona, players convened to address union matters and pivotal decisions. Case Keenum, a seasoned journeyman quarterback with over a decade of experience, who has moved through various teams including the Browns, Vikings, Bills, and Broncos, secured a spot on the executive committee.
The city of Houston is quite literally a part of Texans quarterback Case Keenum. After his record-breaking five-year college career at the University of
The Houston Texans entered their Sunday matchup with the Tennessee Titans in desperate need of a win in order to keep their playoff hopes alive. Unfortunately for the Texans, things have not started very well on that front, with Houston now trailing 13-0 early in the second quarter after a Case Keenum pick-six.
The Texans made a surprising decision at QB for Week 15.
He hasn't started a game since 2021.
Keenum revealed that he was not a fan of Allen's willingness to put his body in harm's way and had an unusual way of attempting to get Allen to take fewer hits.
Bills backup Case Keenum, who signed with Buffalo in the offseason, is not the protypical size for an NFL quarterback. He stands 6-foot-1 and weighs about 215 pounds.
The Cleveland Browns began Thursday with 17 players, head coach Kevin Stefanski, and a running backs coach on reserve/COVID-19 lists ahead of Saturday's still-scheduled home game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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