
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is navigating an unprecedented situation ahead of the team's Monday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Following a hamstring injury to starting quarterback Caleb Williams and a concussion protocol for backup Tyson Bagent, the squad may rely on 38-year-old Case Keenum to lead the offense.
Throughout his professional coaching tenure, Johnson has exclusively managed top-tier starting passers selected first overall, including Jared Goff and Williams. With Keenum potentially stepping under center, the veteran would rank among the oldest undrafted signal-callers to start an NFL contest as the Bears look to rebound from a recent loss to the .
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