The article discusses the transformative training methods employed by Tom Gormely at CORTX Sports Performance, which have significantly improved the performance of NFL quarterbacks Brock Purdy and Caleb Williams. Purdy, once seen as 'Mr. Irrelevant,' credits Gormely's biomechanical analysis and tailored training regimen for his rise to starting quarterback for the 49ers. Similarly, Williams, the presumed No. 1 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, sought Gormely's expertise to refine his already elite skills. Both quarterbacks emphasize the importance of continuous improvement and the science behind their training.

In an interesting twist on team bonding, Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons quarterbacks have taken to discussing conspiracy theories during downtime. This unique approach, which includes a growing list of theories on a whiteboard, serves as a light-hearted way for the players to connect and decompress from the pressures of the NFL season. The discussions, which began during training camp, have become a staple in the quarterback room, allowing players to share laughs and insights while taking a break from football.

Justin Fields, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Raiders due to a thumb injury. Fields dislocated his thumb in his right throwing hand during the previous game against the Vikings. Coach Matt Eberflus stated that Fields is improving and trending in the right direction, but will be week to week. Undrafted rookie Tyson Bagent is expected to start at quarterback in Fields' absence.

Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields will not practice on Wednesday due to a thumb injury. Coach Matt Eberflus has no updates on Fields' health and he remains doubtful for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Fields' availability will depend on his grip strength. If he is unable to start, the Bears will have to choose between undrafted rookie Tyson Bagent or veteran Nathan Peterman as their starting quarterback.

Justin Fields, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, suffered a dislocated right thumb in Sunday's game and is doubtful for Week 7 against the Raiders. Coach Matt Eberflus mentioned that Fields' timetable will depend on his grip strength. Undrafted rookie Tyson Bagent is the Bears' QB2 and came in as a relief for Fields in the last game. Bagent had a rough start with a fumble that resulted in a touchdown but finished with 10 of 14 passing for 83 yards, no touchdowns, and one interception. The Bears may consider starting veteran Nathan Peterman against Las Vegas.

Fields (hand) has a dislocated thumb in his right (throwing) hand, Jay Glazer of Fox NFL Sunday reports.

Chicago Bears running back Khalil Herbert has been placed on injured reserve after injuring his ankle in Week 5. He will be eligible to return in Week 10. Rookie Roschon Johnson and Travis Homer are also out for the upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Chase Claypool, wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, will not be playing in today's game against the Denver Broncos. Claypool had a lack of effort in the season opener and expressed frustration with his role on the team. Equanimeous St. Brown is expected to replace Claypool in the lineup. The Bears are also making a change at backup quarterback, replacing Nathan Peterman with Tyson Bagent.

Nathan Peterman has been named the backup quarterback for the Chicago Bears, ahead of rookie Tyson Bagent. Peterman, who was initially cut from the roster but re-signed last week, will serve as the backup to starting quarterback Justin Fields. The Bears are carrying three quarterbacks on the active roster, including Fields, Peterman, and Bagent. Peterman's experience in the Bears' offense and his ability to provide feedback and support to Fields were cited as reasons for his selection as the backup.