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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Christian Ponder stood at the podium with a nasty cut on his nose and noticeable laceration on his right hand. The Minnesota Vikings quarterback took quite a beating last weekend against the Washington Redskins, who knocked him out of the game in the third quarter with a concussion. That comes with the territory as an NFL quarterback, and Ponder has passed all the necessary tests and is ready to come back for more against Chicago on Sunday. Ponder saw a neurologist on Tuesday and was cleared to play, so he will start in the season finale. "I guess I actually scored higher on my baseline tests so maybe I got some sense knocked into me," Ponder deadpanned Wednesday after returning to practice. All joking aside, the game against the Bears will be an important one for the rookie, whose performance has levelled off in recent weeks after a promising beginning as the Vikings starter. The game against the Redskins was tied 10-10 when linebacker London Fletcher knocked Ponder out with a crunching hit. Its the second concussion Ponder has had in his football career, he said. Webb played superbly in Ponders place, completing 4-of-5 passes for 84 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 34 yards and another score to lead the Vikings to just their third victory of the season. It was the second time in the last three weeks that Webb, a sixth-round draft pick in his second season, has come in and played better than Ponder, the No. 12 overall pick in Aprils draft. Webb replaced an ineffective Ponder in the second half against Detroit on Dec. 11 and scored on a 65-yard run and threw another TD pass to rally the Vikings from a 21-0 deficit. The comeback fell short when he fumbled a snap just a few yards from the end zone, but he has started to gain consideration that he is more than just a backup quarterback and occasional receiver. "Each time Joe has gotten in the ball game, hes really given us a spark and really got some things going," coach Leslie Frazier said Monday. "Its something that well have to talk about and discuss when this season is over and were going to try and get him more snaps in the Chicago game if we can." By Wednesday, with Ponder in the clear, Frazier was more definitive that the rookie remains atop the depth chart. He said he saw progress Sunday before Ponder was injured. "I think you always want to do whatever is best for your team and whatever gives your team the best chance to win," Frazier said. "Right now, Christian being our starting quarterback, thats our belief." Webbs poise, athleticism and performance has impressed Ponder, who knows that he has to keep improving to hold on to his starting spot. "Theres always pressure to perform. This is the NFL and you always have to perform otherwise your job is going to be taken away," he said. "But I think its a positive thing. 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