In a surprising turn of events on Monday Night Football, 38-year-old backup quarterback Case Keenum guided the Chicago Bears to a decisive 27-7 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Keenum, making his first start in nearly three years, delivered a vintage performance, throwing for two touchdowns and adding a rushing score to outduel the Eagles' Jalen Hurts.
Meanwhile, Week 3 of the NFL season also saw the Baltimore Ravens secure a dramatic last-second win against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. Kicker Tyler Loop's 56-yard field goal as time expired, set up by a quick drive and a crucial timeout from Lamar Jackson, sealed a thrilling 34-31 victory for the Ravens. Other notable Week 3 outcomes included the Denver Broncos upsetting the Los Angeles Rams, with Rams coach Sean McVay abruptly ending his postgame press conference, and the Washington Commanders stunning the Seattle Seahawks.
Keenum Leads Bears to Upset Over Eagles; Ravens Win Thriller in Rio
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