The Chicago Bears beat the Philadelphia Eagles in a Monday night game, with coach Ben Johnson sticking to his usual aggressive play-calling. Multiple reports characterize Johnson’s approach as proactive and geared toward taking chances rather than adopting a conservative game plan.
Both outlets focus on the same central context: the Bears’ offensive decisions come while quarterback Case Keenum is making his first regular-season start in nearly three years. The reports note that Johnson calls plays as if Keenum’s start is not a factor that requires a more cautious strategy, framing the game plan as consistent with his standard tendencies.
While the details provided emphasize Johnson’s style rather than specific play outcomes, the overall angle aligns across sources: Johnson maintains an aggressive approach, and the Bears’ preparation and play-calling do not appear to adjust dramatically for Keenum’s relative recent inactivity as a starter.
