Tyson Bagent's life has been moving pretty fast the past few weeks.
Just two weeks ago, Bagent was backing up Bears quarterback Justin Fields as Chicago looked to navigate their way out of a 1-5 start to the season. Undrafted out of Shepherd University, it's safe to say that expectations weren't too high for the Bears rookie this year.
But after Fields went down with an injury, it was up to Bagent to step into the starting role and lead the Bears himself. In his first start, he announced his arrival with a surprisingly solid performance against the Raiders, completing 21 of 29 passes and helping the Bears to a 30-12 home victory.
