Bears Beat Eagles 27-7 as Case Keenum Throws 2 TDs in First Start in Nearly 3 Years
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Updated · ESPN · Sep 29
Bears Beat Eagles 27-7 as Case Keenum Throws 2 TDs in First Start in Nearly 3 Years
3 articles · Updated · ESPN · Sep 29
Summary
Case Keenum went 24 of 34 for 247 yards and two touchdown passes, then added a 1-yard rushing score as Chicago improved to 2-1 without injured starter Caleb Williams.
Chicago's defense drove the result by holding Jalen Hurts to 153 passing yards, forcing three turnovers and keeping Philadelphia without a takeaway for a third straight game.
Kalif Raymond supplied the biggest receiving spark with six catches for 90 yards and a 41-yard touchdown, while the Bears controlled the game with 24 first downs and 128 rushing yards.
Philadelphia also lost momentum when Hurts briefly exited for a concussion check in the second quarter, and backup Andy Dalton was intercepted in the end zone before Hurts returned for a late first-half sneak score.
The win steadied Chicago after a 9-3 loss to Minnesota, while both teams moved to 2-1 heading into home games next Sunday.