Tyson Bagent is making waves with a bold prediction: the Chicago Bears will hoist the Lombardi Trophy in 2026. The backup quarterback’s confidence comes on the heels of a stunning turnaround for the Bears, who went from worst to first in the NFC North last season, secured a playoff win, and saw quarterback Caleb Williams thrive under head coach Ben Johnson’s first year at the helm.

The buzz around Chicago is electric, and for good reason. Johnson’s offense is loaded with potential, with Williams expected to take another leap forward. The Bears have stocked the cupboard with playmakers, including wide receivers Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, and rookie Zavion Thomas, along with tight ends Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet. It’s a roster built to compete at the highest level, and the Super Bowl is the ultimate prize on everyone’s mind.

But how close are the Bears to turning that dream into reality? According to Bagent, even during the offseason program, the vibe in the locker room suggests this could be the year. "The sky is the limit for this team," he’s been saying, and while it’s early, the confidence is infectious. With a mix of veteran leadership and young talent, the Bears are shaping up to be a force in the NFC. For fans dreaming of a championship parade in Chicago, Bagent’s prediction might just be the spark they need.