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Case Keenum Stuns Philly: Bears Cruise to 27-7 MNF Blowout
Chicago's QB3 delivers a masterclass as the Bears' defense dismantles a turnover-prone Eagles offense at Soldier Field
Nobody had Case Keenum on their Monday Night Football bingo card. Nobody. The 38-year-old journeyman, pressed into service as Chicago's third-string quarterback after Caleb Williams went down with a hamstring injury in Week 2 and Tyson Bagent barely cleared concussion protocol the day before kickoff, walked into Soldier Field under the brightest lights in the NFL regular season — and put on an absolute show. Forget the quarterback controversy in Chicago. Tonight belonged to Keenum, full stop.
Games
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Make your picks →Colts Finally Win One, End Five-Game Skid vs. Houston
With both teams desperate for their first win of 2026, the Indianapolis Colts survived a gut-wrenching finish at Lucas Oil Stadium, 19-17, snapping a five-game losing streak to divisional rival Houston. It wasn't pretty, but it counted.
Steelers Hold Off Bengals 30-27 in Brutal AFC North Slugfest
Pittsburgh's offense found its legs when it mattered most, driving 77 yards in the final minutes to steal a 30-27 win over the 2-0 Bengals. A night after a week of chaos on the injury report and an O-line in flux, the Steelers gutted out an AFC North statement win.
Eagles Visit Soldier Field: Can Caleb Williams Ground Philly's Defense?
The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Soldier Field for a Week 3 Monday Night Football showdown against the Chicago Bears. Caleb Williams and a retooled Bears offense face one of the NFL's most complete rosters in what could be a defining early-season test.
Rams Head to Mile High: Can LA Slow Down Denver's Surge?
The Los Angeles Rams travel to Empower Field at Mile High for a Week 3 Sunday Night Football clash against the Denver Broncos. Two AFC and NFC West squads with contrasting recent trajectories collide under the lights in what shapes up as a genuine statement game for both franchises.
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- England's Palmer a 'victim' of 'sick' schedule, says PFA chief
- Man City CEO refuses to answer questions on guilty verdict
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- Preston return 'surreal' and 'special' - Alexander
- Turkish referees' chief arrested in corruption investigation
- Keenum stars on return in Bears win over the Eagles