The Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 27-7 on Monday, September 28, 2026, in a dominant Monday Night Football
performance at Soldier Field. Led by veteran quarterback Case Keenum, the Bears secured a win, while the Eagles suffered their first defeat of the year.
Bears Offense Dominates Under Case Keenum
In a decisive Week 3 matchup, the Bears’ offense found success through veteran quarterback Case Keenum. Keenum completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns, while adding a one-yard rushing score in the fourth quarter to extend Chicago’s lead. The Bears’ offensive production proved too much for the Philadelphia defense, with receiver Kalif Raymond recording 90 receiving yards and a 41-yard touchdown catch, and Luther Burden contributing 61 receiving yards and a touchdown.
The victory was not without concern for Chicago, however.
Philadelphia’s Ineffective Offensive Struggles
Philadelphia’s offense failed to maintain momentum throughout the contest, struggling to convert on critical downs. Quarterback Jalen Hurts finished with 153 passing yards, no touchdowns, and one interception, while the team’s ground game—anchored by Saquon Barkley—was unable to overcome the deficit. Hurts did manage a rushing touchdown just before halftime, but the team remained largely ineffective against the Bears’ defense.
I have no idea what Jalen Hurts was doing there.
Edwards.
Game Scoring and Statistical Breakdown
The Bears established control early, scoring on their opening drive and maintaining a steady pace of production.
- First Quarter: Chicago opened with a touchdown on an 11-play drive.
- Second Quarter: Philadelphia scored its only points of the night on a Jalen Hurts quarterback sneak at the end of the half, cutting the lead to 10-7.
- Third Quarter: The Bears extended their lead with a 48-yard field goal from Cairo Santos and a 41-yard touchdown pass to Kalif Raymond.
- Fourth Quarter: Case Keenum added a one-yard rushing touchdown to finalize the 27-7 score.
Defensively, the Bears forced three takeaways, including the late-third-quarter interception by T.J.
Broadcast and Streaming Options
The Monday Night Football
game was broadcast nationally on ESPN and simulcast on ABC, with play-by-play commentary provided by Joe Buck and analysis by Troy Aikman. Fans without traditional cable access utilized several streaming services to follow the action, including FuboTV, DirecTV Stream, and SlingTV. Additionally, the game was available on ESPN Unlimited, a bundle service priced at $31.99 per month that includes access to ESPN+, Disney Plus, and Hulu.
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