The Chicago Bears had an impressive 27-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football, where third-string quarterback Case Keenum and a dominant defense paved the way to victory.
It was a night to remember for Keenum, who played in his first game for the first time in 1,009 days and set multiple records, including being the oldest player in Bears history to score a rushing touchdown. There was plenty of belief that Chicago would lean on their running game with Keenum at quarterback, but the passing game was far more efficient than the ground game, and most of the accolades came from those involved in the air attack.
There were a number of good and bad performances in this historic win. Here are the best and worst performers, according
to Pro Football Focus:
Best offense grades
- WR Kalif Raymond: 81.6
- RT Darnell Wright: 80.7
- WR Luther Burden III: 78.8
- RG Jonah Jackson: 72.1
- C Garrett Bradbury: 71.2
The right side of the Bears offensive line continues to excel since the 2025 season, and Ben Johnson showed more creativity by pulling Jackson and Wright to the left side on multiple plays. Kalif Raymond continues to be a consistent source of production in the passing game and has shined through the first three weeks, with Luther Burden also grading very high.
Worst offense grades
- TE Cole Kmet: 46.6
- LT Theo Benedet: 51.6
- LT Braxton Jones: 54.5
- WR Rome Odunze: 55.1
- RB D'Andre Swift: 57.4
Braxton Jones was injured in the game and was unable to return due to a knee injury, and the questions about the team's left tackle position will continue. D'Andre Swift had a serviceable game, but the Bears didn't lean on him due to how the passing game was succeeding throughout all four quarters.
Best defense grades
- LB T.J. Edwards: 91.6
- DE Austin Booker: 90.4
- S Dillon Thieneman: 76.0
- S Xavier Woods: 75.6
- S Elijah Hicks: 73.7
T.J. Edwards nearly had two interceptions, and the one he grabbed late in the game was the nail in the coffin on the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night. Rookie Dillon Thieneman had his most standout game in the first three weeks of the season, and he's proving himself worthy of that first-round pick the team spent on him back in April.
Worst defense grades
- DE Kentavius Street: 32.3
- DT Neville Gallimore: 39.6
- LB Devin Bush: 43.1
- S Cam Lewis: 43.2
- DT Jordan van den Berg: 44.5
Devin Bush's name on here is a bit concerning, and Cam Lewis was injured in the second half, which is another blow to the secondary that has been beaten up all season. None of the names on here outside of Bush are quite concerning, as the Bears defense saw several players step up and make big plays, forcing three takeaways against the Eagles.
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