Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Philadelphia Eagles due to a right hamstring injury sustained in Week 2 against the Vikings. Williams, the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, has not missed a start since being drafted and is considered week-to-week. Meanwhile, backup quarterback Tyson Bagent returned to full practice on Saturday after progressing through the NFL's concussion protocol.

Although still listed as questionable, Bagent participated in meetings and practice, with coach Ben Johnson stating he is on track to be ready. Johnson noted the team is still determining the starting quarterback, with third-stringer Case Keenum also participating fully in practice and potentially starting his first regular-season game since December 2024. Johnson praised both Bagent and Keenum for their cerebral approach and readiness.

Additionally, kicker Cairo Santos returned to full practice after a right hip injury and is not injured, while left tackle Ozzy Trapilo practiced fully all week but will not play against the Eagles. The Bears remain confident in their depth and preparation.