Last week, it was reported that former Houston Cougars quarterback Case Keenum was dealing with a leg injury that sidelined him during the Bears’ preseason matc

The Chicago Bears still have multiple positions up in the air ahead of their Week 2 preseason matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer has already announced that backup quarterback Joe Milton III will get his third and final start of the preseason when Dallas takes on the Atlanta Falcons at AT&T Stadium Friday night. But the game could also mark the last time that the 25-year-old Milton is seen in a Cowboys uniform.

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Bears quarterback Case Keenum stands in the pocket and fires a pass to wide receiver Samori Toure, who advances the offense into the red zone.

Keenum's done more than just take care of the ball, though. He found time to take shots down the field on Friday, finding Sutton for 27 yards and Sanders for 33. That's not enough for Keenum or his coach. "If you ask Case, he can play better," Joseph said. "And that's what I want from our quarterback: It's never good enough for him."

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The Bears practiced without quarterback Case Keenum on Friday. Keenum left Thursday's practice early and did not work at all during the team's joint practice with the Bills. The Bears call him day-to-day due to a leg injury.