Two days after signing a $10 million contract, Chicago Bears' backup quarterback Tyson Bagent led a dramatic late rally to beat the Kansas City Chiefs.

By duplicating the mistakes he’s made on the backfields of Halas Hall under the lights of Arrowhead Stadium on Friday night, Williams violated one of the core tenets of his new coaching staff.

Swift and head coach Ben Johnson have familiarity dating back to their time with the Detroit Lions, and Swift will be looking for a bounce back season after a disappointing first year in Chicago. Speaking to the media after the game on Friday night, Johnson praised the veteran running back, liking several different aspects of his game in the win.

Most of the Bears roster has been apparent but Friday night's performance could have won a job for a few players. Here's a last attempt to call who makes it.

Johnson has been frustrated on and off in training camp about "sloppy" football and had believed the Bears were turning a corner until an ugly performance Friday against the Chiefs.

Ben Johnson did not hold back his thought on the Bears first-stringers' sloppy play in the final game of the preseason.

Analysis: Six players who appear they'll be on the outside looking in when Ben Johnson's first final cut comes down, based on training camp and two preseason games.

Will there be any surprise cuts when the Chicago Bears set their 53-man roster? What about trading for a running back? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.