Well, the Bears lost to the cults, but there were some bright spots despite the end result.

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The Bears did not go undefeated this season, as evidenced by their loss to Indianapolis on Saturday.

But there were many things that occurred that were of note,

cheaply the fact that the Bears may have a quarterback controversy on their hands.

Now, we're going to do a separate video breaking down the specifics in the competition,

I guess, between Nathan Peterman, Tyson, Bajant,

and PJ Walker. Can't believe I'm mentioning Nathan Peterman, Bejant, and Walker all the same

conversation. But nevertheless, through these first two preseason games, there is a clear

competition for QB2 and QB3 if the Bears so choose to decide to carry that position.

We know as of today QB2 is up for grabs.

We know that besides Justin Fields, the Bears don't have a clear backup yet.

And right now I have to say, at this point, Nathan Peterman and or-Bagent are frontrunners for the position,

not PJ Walker, whom the Bears spent $2 million on.

I'm stunned, as we sit here today.

And I'll wave my hand to the air.

I loved the PJ Walker signing.

I appreciated the Bears making that move.

Walker, mobile quarterback, quality, great story.

I mean, former USFL MVP comes to the NFL and had that big hell Mary last year for Carolina.

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