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Why did Chicago Bears QB Case Keenum get credited with the win instead of Tyson Bagent?
Ben Johnson's decision to have Keenum and Bagent on the field to start the game was clever. It also meant Keenum got the win.
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Ben Johnson's decision to have Keenum and Bagent on the field to start the game was clever. It also meant Keenum got the win.
Bears quarterback Case Keenum was credited for the win over the Jets since he took the first snap on offense.
Only Ben Johnson would do this.
Case Keenum went 24-of-34 for 247 yards and two touchdowns in the Bears’ 27-7 Monday night win over the Eagles, his first start in nearly three years. Six days later, with Caleb Williams still sidelined by a hamstring injury, Ben Johnson handed the offense to Tyson Bagent for Sunday’s game against…
Bears coach Ben Johnson can't help himself.
Ben Johnson started Case Keenum out of spite, by his own admission.
Ben Johnson started Case Keenum out of spite, by his own admission.
Caleb Williams missed the Bears’ Monday night matchup with a hamstring injury, but he still shared the spotlight after Chicago’s 27-7 win over Philadelphia. Case Keenum earned the game ball after delivering 3 total touchdowns, while Williams’ joyful reaction quickly became a memorable moment.
Bears head coach Ben Johnson explained why Chicago technically started quarterback Case Keenum against the Jets.
Ben Johnson knew EXACTLY what he was doing by starting Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum at the same time.