Chicago Bears employ quick passing against Eagles on September 28

The Chicago Bears faced the Philadelphia Eagles on September 28, 2026, with a strategic shift to a quick passing attack led by third-string quarterback Case Keenum. In a game that featured no sacks, Keenum's average throw time of 2.41 seconds was the quickest among quarterbacks with over 30 attempts this season. Coach Ben Johnson's decision to adapt from a traditional run-heavy strategy contributed to effective pass protection from the Bears' offensive line. The Eagles were surprised by this approach, especially given Keenum's long absence from game play. Detailed analytics shared on social media highlighted the efficient performance of the Bears’ offensive line throughout the match.

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