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Which quarterback gives the Bears the best chance against the Packers?

With Caleb Williams still recovering from a hamstring injury, the Chicago Bears face a critical decision at quarterback for their upcoming matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Head coach Ben Johnson has opted to start rookie Tyson Bagent, who has logged five career starts—two of which were on the road—but has yet to secure a victory in either.

His two road starts came last season, when the Bears were struggling under former head coach Matt Eberflus, raising questions about his ability to perform under pressure in hostile environments.

Veteran backup Case Keenum presents an intriguing alternative, boasting 70 career starts, including 40 on the road, and a pair of playoff appearances with one win. His resume includes a notable 2-0 record against the Packers, highlighted by a victory at Lambeau Field nine years ago.

Keenum’s recent performance on *Monday Night Football* demonstrated his arm strength remains sharp, though internal discussions at Halas Hall suggest both quarterbacks could have benefited from a deeper evaluation before the decision was finalized. Both players have shown adaptability within the Bears’ offensive system, but the choice between experience and unproven potential looms large as Chicago prepares for a high-stakes divisional clash.

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