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New Report Reveals Cardinals Are Looking Into a Possible Deal With Bears
New Report Reveals Cardinals Are Looking Into a Possible Deal With Bears

New Report Reveals Cardinals Are Looking Into a Possible Deal With Bears

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February 17, 2026·2 min read·6.6K·10
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Why are the Arizona Cardinals interested in Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent?+
The Cardinals are intrigued by Bagent because he's shown he can step in and keep things steady when needed. Teams don't spend time checking on a backup unless they believe he can be a reliable option, and Bagent has started NFL games and shown flashes of potential.
How much is Tyson Bagent's contract worth with the Bears?+
Bagent is signed for two more seasons at roughly $4.7 million per year. This is considered a manageable number for a quarterback who has starting experience in the NFL.
Would the Bears actually trade Tyson Bagent to the Cardinals?+
The Bears are very comfortable with their quarterback room and view Bagent as a valuable piece, not someone they're looking to move. Unless they're offered a second or third round pick, this shouldn't be a serious discussion since a late round pick doesn't replace the security Bagent provides.
Why do the Bears value Tyson Bagent so highly as a backup quarterback?+
The Bears know that if Caleb Williams missed time, the offense wouldn't fall apart with Bagent. He can operate the system, limit mistakes, and give the team a chance to stay competitive, plus he's well-liked and respected in the locker room.
What would it take for the Bears to consider trading Tyson Bagent?+
It would take a strong draft pick, specifically a second or third round selection, to even open the door for trade discussions. The Bears feel that anything less doesn't replace the security and stability Bagent provides as Williams' backup.
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Dave is a Senior NFL Analyst for Sports Mockery, where he has covered the Chicago Bears since 2020. He also co-hosts Bears Film Room, one of the fastest-growing Bears podcasts, delivering instant reactions, breaking news, and detailed film analysis each week. Across X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, Dave has built a community of more than 100,000 followers who value his insight, breakdowns, and timely, in-depth coverage of everything happening in Chicago. Outside of football, Dave enjoys spending time with his wife, Alanah, and their three kids.

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