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38-year-old Case Keenum shines as Bears demolish Eagles: 'As a kid you dream about it'
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Key Points:
- Case Keenum led the Chicago Bears to a 27-7 victory over the previously unbeaten Philadelphia Eagles in his first game action since 2023, showcasing efficient and smart quarterback play.
- Filling in for injured Caleb Williams, Keenum passed for 247 yards, two touchdowns, and scored a rushing touchdown, becoming the oldest player in Bears history to do so at 38 years, 223 days.
- Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Keenum's decision-making, quick recognition of coverage, and ability to handle pressure, highlighting his experience and familiarity with the team's offensive scheme.
- The Bears' offense excelled under center, achieving season highs in rushing and passing success rates, while the defense effectively disrupted the Eagles' run game.
- With the Bears improving to 2-1, Johnson did not confirm the Week 4 starter, but Monday's performance eased concerns about the quarterback position moving forward.
