Chicago Bears fans don't have a clear picture of where the team is heading at quarterback, and the Bears aren't helping matters.

The Chicago Bears are delaying any announcement regarding their starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons. Reporter Brad Biggs confirmed that the team will hold a walk-through on Wednesday rather than a full practice, pushing the regular starting quarterback's media session back to an undetermined day and keeping the starting decision unconfirmed.
Starting quarterback Caleb Williams continues to deal with a hamstring injury, leaving his availability uncertain after missing a 24-point loss to the Green Bay Packers. Head coach Ben Johnson has not committed to backup Tyson Bagent or third-string option Case Keenum, both of whom committed multiple turnovers against Green Bay.
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