Three years ago, the Chicago Bears still had a quarterback conundrum. We weren't sure if Justin Fields was going to pan out, but the Bears also picked up an undrafted free agent named Tyson Bagent.
Since being scooped up by the Bears, the former Shepherd standout has become one of the better backup quarterbacks in the league. And, at just 25 years old, his future could truly hold many different paths in this league.
At the NFL Combine, Bears general manager Ryan Poles happened to be asked about Bagent and whether the Bears would consider trading him, especially considering quarterback-needy teams and not enough solutions available via the 2026 NFL Draft.