The Chicago Bears have cleared Tyson Bagent from the concussion protocol, but the team will still start Case Keenum at quarterback for Monday night’s matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bagent had been sidelined after sustaining a head injury during the previous game, but the Bears’ medical staff have determined that he is fully recovered and can return to play.
With Bagent cleared, the Bears’ coaching staff have decided to keep Keenum, the veteran backup, in the starting role for the upcoming game.
The decision comes as the Bears look to rebound from a recent loss and prepare for a Monday night contest at home against the Eagles.
Both teams will be eager to gain momentum heading into the rest of the season.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>