Case Keenum went from forgotten QB to Bears hero on Monday Night Football
Case Keenum took the field as the starting quarterback for the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football against the Philadelphia Eagles for his first regular-season action since the 2023 NFL season. And the veteran turned back the clock, guiding the Bears to a surprising 27-7 victory. To put Keenum’s football journey in perspective, the 38-year-old […]
Case Keenum made a remarkable comeback to the starting quarterback position for the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, leading the team to a surprising 27-7 victory against the Philadelphia Eagles. The 38-year-old veteran took the field after injuries to starter Caleb Williams and backup Tyson Bagent forced him into service.
Keenum completed 24-of-34 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns, defying expectations as the team's backup. Despite the Bears struggling early on with their running game, Keenum's passing game proved effective, including a highlight-reel completion to Luther Burden in the end zone. Head coach Ben Johnson praised Keenum's performance, noting his exceptional awareness and trust in the veteran's abilities.
With Williams expected to miss more time, Keenum's strong showing could lead to additional opportunities for him this season.
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