Case Keenum scored a 1-yard touchdown for the Chicago Bears in Week 3, giving the quarterback a direct hand in the game’s scoring sequence during a back-and-forth contest against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Bears had already seen Cairo Santos connect on a 48-yard field goal and later a 29-yard field goal before Keenum found the end zone from a yard out. Philadelphia also answered earlier with a 1-yard touchdown from Jalen Hurts, setting up a game that featured points, turnovers and several short-field opportunities.
Keenum’s role in the offense
After his rushing score, Keenum stayed involved as the Bears continued to push the ball through the air. He completed a 12-yard pass to Kalif Raymond and later connected with Rome Odunze for gains of 15 and 22 yards. Keenum also found Luther Burden III for a 25-yard gain, showing that the Bears still had some rhythm in the passing game even as the defense traded momentum with Philadelphia.
The game also included a few key swings that shaped the outcome. T.J. Edwards intercepted a Jalen Hurts pass for Chicago, Dillon Thieneman picked off an Andy Dalton throw in the end zone, and Austin Booker forced a fumble by Tank Bigsby that Xavier Woods recovered. Chicago also came close to adding more points when Colston Loveland reached the 1-yard line, while Rome Odunze dropped a potential touchdown pass.
On the ground, D'Andre Swift added a 9-yard gain as the Bears tried to keep drives moving. Philadelphia, meanwhile, forced a turnover on downs when it denied Keenum on a pass attempt, another example of how tight the game remained.
One separate Week 3 note in the same play-by-play listing also showed Talanoa Hufanga and the Denver Broncos making plays against the Los Angeles Rams, with Hufanga recording a sack and two interceptions. But the clearest headline from this listing is Keenum’s 1-yard touchdown, which stands out as the most direct scoring contribution by the Bears quarterback.
