NFL star Tyson Bagent teared up while expressing gratitude for his $10 million contract extension with the Chicago Bears on Wednesday, Aug. 20. "You know, a lot of people don't know this, but my dad is my right-hand man, and he didn't even have running water until he was in high school," Bagent, 25, said through tears.

Combined with DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Luther Burden, and Cole Kmet, the Chicago Bears' offense has a chance to be special in 2025, and that's not hyperbole. How much of the pie Loveland gets will be a critical variable for his fantasy success, but you don't want to be the guy who misses out on a potential smash season from the former Michigan star.

Despite chatter on the Bears possibly trading Tyson Bagent to a QB-needy team, insider Mike Garafolo shut down the rumors amid an extension.

It's no secret that the Chicago Bears are fully invested in building around the team's No. 1 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft, quarterback Caleb

"Braxton Jones got all the LT reps with the 1s today," Cronin shared on X. "Seems the Bears are close to calling that battle with Jones as the Week 1 starter (TBD how long that lasts), Theo Benedet as the backup LT, Ozzy Trapilo as the team's swing tackle."

It certainly appears that Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker is frustrated about his lack of a contract extension.

The Chicago Bears sorted out their backup quarterback situation Wednesday, signing Tyson Bagent to a two-year, $10 million contract as the top option behind starter Caleb Williams. ESPN's Tom Pelissero confirmed the signing after CHGO Bears was first to report the move.

Similar to the ugly script in 2024, an NFL analyst is predicting the Chicago Bears start 3-0 before a long losing streak ruins the season.