Both the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles have strong running games that ran into hiccups. Which one will get on track in their “Monday Night Football” matchup?

Tyson Bagent is out of concussion protocol, but the Chicago Bears will turn to Case Keenum to start Monday night’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field.

Ben Johnson is a big believer in pre-snap motion. It was a huge part of the offense’s success last year, especially at Philadelphia. Will the Chicago Bears lean into it again?

Trying to predict what the Chicago Bears offense might look like with a third-string QB who hasn’t played in the regular season in three years is a nearly impossible task.

Detroit Lions’ Jahmyr Gibbs had three touchdowns. Wide receiver Justin Jefferson didn’t return for the Minnesota Vikings after injuring his right ankle.

The teams that stay afloat when their starting quarterback is out are the teams that adjust quickly. The Chicago Bears needed to do just that this week.

The Chicago Bears opened the window for DE Shemar Turner and LB Noah Sewell to return from the PUP list, but Kyler Gordon remains in a holding pattern.

Chicago Bears QB Case Keenum admitted to some jitters after a three-year layoff from regular-season action — but “it’s an excited nervous.”