The good news for the Chicago Bears is that Bagent has quickly proven to be more than just a backup quarterback; he's establishing himself as a legitimate developmental starter whose time as a QB2 could end much sooner than anyone thinks.

All eyes were on Bears QB Tyson Bagent, who threw out the first pitch ahead of the White Sox's game, on Sunday afternoon.

Bagent's best drive was his last, where he led the Bears on a game-winning touchdown drive, which included two impressive throws (and catches) to undrafted rookie wide receiver Jahdae Walker. That included the game-winning, six-yard touchdown to Walker in the corner of the end zone.