Ben Johnson’s vague stance on the Bears' backup quarterback situation suggests a lack of confidence in the depth chart behind Caleb Williams. This instability could impact team performance and betting confidence if Williams remains unavailable.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson would not say who the starting quarterback will be in Week 6 if Caleb Williams can't play and that amounts to bad news for Tyson Bagent. Here's why.
Ben Johnson’s vague stance on the Bears' backup quarterback situation suggests a lack of confidence in the depth chart behind Caleb Williams. This instability could impact team performance and betting confidence if Williams remains unavailable.
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