Windy City Gridiron on Tyson Bagent
From the article
Hope you learned your lesson, Bears fans. Well, not all of you. Just the ones who thought Tyson Bagent could (or should) be a starting quarterback in the NFL—for this Chicago Bears team, in fact.
STACKED’s take
Bagent's poor play vs. Green Bay confirms he's not starter-caliber despite $10M deal.
Windy City Gridiron critiques Tyson Bagent as a backup quarterback who is not NFL-starter caliber, despite his two-year, $10 million contract. Caleb Williams Windy City dismisses speculation that Bagent could be a starting QB for the Bears or trade asset, noting "four years of data suggesting Bagent might not even be a roster-worthy quarterback, let alone a guy worth $10 million or an NFL starter." Bagent's poor performance against Green Bay—including missed open receivers and interceptions—exemplifies the gap between backup-level play and winning quarterback play. The piece concludes that Bagent's performance proves there are "levels to this NFL stuff, and there's a difference between competing and winning."
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