Are you ready to see more Tyson Bagent tomorrow?

So, Bagent has leapfrogged Peterman?

Peterman had some good moments by the end of the game tonight.  But it's like winning the "who is the tallest midget" competition.  Bagent looked so sharp.  I enjoyed watching him play.  The WR, Fountain put on a show for sure.  He looked really good.  I thought Peterman was better than Walker (who looked bad, again).

The Bears didn't look sharp tonight.  They often looked undisciplined.  Even with backups you don't like to see players losing composure, committing stupid penalties and making so many mistakes.  The poster boy for the night was Jalen Harris getting kicked out of the game.  He had a crap night before the ejection.

T. Lewis had another QB strip sack with speed to the back side.  Looked again like Mack.  Maybe that’s why he got #52.  I’d move him up on the depth chart.  

The secondary was playing too soft.

IMO, Bagent looked like a veteran backup QB.  He plays in a very relaxed and composed manner.  He plays loose and seems to be having fun. 

He would never make it to the end of the waivers process to make to the Practice Squad.

I've been digging around to find stuff on Bagent and I found the following YT interview of Bagent by John Vogel.  Bagent is very dialed into what he needs to do to make it in the NFL.  He immediately starts discussing what his training requirements need to be in th NFL.  There is a discussion about a strength & conditioning guy at X3 fitness in Ft Meyers, Fl.  The discussion centered on doing work on some muscle groups in and around his right shoulder scapula and how that would significantly increase his throwing strength/accuracy.

From my completely amateur judgement on Bagent, it looks to me that he would really benefit from a year or two in a NFL strength & conditioning program.  He is 6'3" and around 215lbs.  He looks skinny to me.  I feel he could be a decent backup QB right now and after a year or so in the program he could easily be a starter for most of the bottom half offenses in the league.





This is a misquote of an old adage.  Coaches and GMs don't cut players, players cut themselves.