The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly exploring a potential trade for Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, according to a report from Bears Wire's Alyssa Barbieri on Monday.
The news suggests Baltimore is looking to add depth at the quarterback position behind starter Lamar Jackson. Bagent, who joined the Bears as an undrafted free agent in 2023, has served as Chicago's primary backup and has seen limited regular-season action.
No specific trade compensation or timeline has been disclosed. The Ravens have historically maintained a strong backup quarterback room, and adding Bagent would provide a young, developmental option with some NFL experience.
Chicago's quarterback situation remains fluid as the team evaluates its roster construction around starter Caleb Williams. Any move involving Bagent would signal the Bears' confidence in their current backup options or a shift in their depth chart strategy.
