Tyson Bagent holds the dominant position in the Week 5 interceptions thrown market after starting for the injured Caleb Williams and throwing two picks in the Bears’ 31-7 loss to the Packers. Bagent completed just 12 of 21 passes for 87 yards before being benched in the fourth quarter, finishing the week with three total interceptions across limited appearances while most other quarterbacks posted zero or one. His poor decision-making and limited arm strength against Green Bay’s secondary produced turnover-worthy plays that separated him from the field. Other listed passers remain at baseline pricing because their Week 5 outputs did not match or exceed that total. A realistic shift would require confirmation that an unlisted or lower-priced quarterback threw three or more interceptions in a Week 5 contest that has not yet been fully accounted for in market resolution.