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Case Keenum replaces Tyson Bagent in fourth quarter, Packers lead Bears 31-7

The Chicago Bears' offensive struggles deepened Sunday as starting quarterback Tyson Bagent was pulled in favor of Case Keenum early in the fourth quarter. Bagent, who had already thrown two interceptions by that point, finished the game with 12 completions out of 21 attempts for just 87 yards, failing to capitalize on multiple scoring opportunities.

The Packers' defense stifled Chicago’s offense throughout, limiting the Bears to a single touchdown despite a promising kickoff return that set them up near the Green Bay 31-yard line. Keenum’s brief stint at quarterback didn’t fare much better, as he also threw an interception on a critical fourth-down play from the 9-yard line, sealing the Packers’ 31-7 victory over a Bears team that showed little offensive firepower all evening.

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