The last 10 quarterbacks to start a regular‑season game for the Chicago Bears (most recent first) are:

  1. Caleb Williams
  2. Justin Fields
  3. Tyson Bagent
  4. Nathan Peterman
  5. Trevor Siemian
  6. Andy Dalton
  7. Nick Foles
  8. Mitchell Trubisky
  9. Chase Daniel
  10. Mike Glennon

What “last 10 quarterbacks” means

Here, “last 10 quarterbacks” is interpreted as the 10 most recent players who have started at least one regular‑season game at quarterback for the Bears, not depth‑chart backups who never started.

Quick notes on this group

  • Caleb Williams is the newest starter, taking over in 2025 as the latest attempt to finally secure a long‑term franchise QB in Chicago.
  • Justin Fields started from 2021–2023 and was the primary starter before Williams, showing elite rushing production but inconsistent passing in struggling offenses.
  • Veterans like Andy Dalton, Nick Foles, and Mike Glennon were all brought in as short‑term stabilizers during rebuild or transition years.

Chicago’s QB churn in context

  • Since the early 2000s the Bears have cycled through a long list of starting quarterbacks, often changing starters multiple times in just a few seasons.
  • This instability has become a recurring topic in fan forums and media, especially when compared with other franchises that have enjoyed long‑term elite QB play.

Why this list matters now

  • With Williams taking over, many discussions frame him as a possible turning point in the “QB graveyard” narrative that has surrounded the Bears for decades.
  • The recent run from Trubisky to Fields to Williams reflects a clear organizational shift: aggressive investment of high draft capital in the position instead of relying mainly on journeymen veterans.

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