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The Chicago Bears look to bear down and defend home turf against the Philadelphia Eagles in their Week 3 "Monday Night Football" meeting (8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN).

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While this would have been circled as a marquee quarterback matchup a few weeks ago, the injury to budding star passer Caleb Williams has put the Bears in a precarious position entering Monday night. Now, Case Keenum will take his shot to restart the offense after a 3-point performance doomed them in Week 2.

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Keenum has some familiarity in the division and helped keep the ship afloat some years ago with the Minnesota Vikings. But the Eagles might prove to be a more difficult opponent.

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While the Bears offense went quiet, the Eagles have had a quiet start to their 2026 season at 2-0, with wins over the Washington Commanders and Tennessee Titans already on the docket. They have a chance to keep it rolling against a backup quarterback on Monday Night Football, even on the road.

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Maybe some of that silence is due to the end of the A.J. Brown saga with the wide receiver now in New England. In any case, Philadelphia has been uncharacteristically business-as-usual heading into Week 3.

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Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/

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