Chicago’s Bears defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-7 on Monday night with veteran backup Case Keenum leading the offense. Keenum, 38, steps in after starter Caleb Williams is ruled out with a hamstring injury, and he delivers a productive performance despite being the team’s third quarterback. Multiple outlets describe Keenum as having been out of starts for nearly three years and say his performance is among his best in years.
Keenum finishes with 247 passing yards and two touchdown passes, along with a rushing touchdown. The Guardian and Yahoo Sports also note he goes 24-for-34 (or 24 of 34) and adds a one-yard run with 7:19 left that caps a long drive. Bears’ defensive play limits Philadelphia’s offense, with outlets highlighting that the Eagles are shut down, including Jalen Hurts. Yahoo Sports and other reports also track the coaching and game context, including the Monday Night Football setting and injuries affecting Chicago.
Across coverage, the main differences are framing and extra details: some outlets emphasize Keenum’s “rare feat” or historical comparison, while others focus on the timeline of his last NFL appearance or the contrast between expectations and results. All sources, however, agree on the core stat line and the final score.
