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Case Keenum Is Going Wild, and Bears-Jets Tickets Are Absolutely Bonkers

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The Chicago Bears just pulled off a HUGE upset, stomping the Philadelphia Eagles 27-7 on Monday Night Football, and get this: they did it with their *third-string* quarterback, Case Keenum, under center. Talk about a statement win! That victory pushes the Bears to a surprising 2-1 on the season, putting them only one game out of first place in the NFC North early in the year. Who saw this kind of fire coming from the Windy City so soon?

Chicago’s Shocking Start and the Jets’ Challenge

Seriously, this Bears team is showing some real early-season grit. They opened with a massive 59-37 win against the Carolina Panthers in Week 1, then hit a snag with a tough 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2, only to bounce back and dismantle the Eagles. Keenum’s leading a team that’s gotta be feeling pretty confident right now. This Sunday, October 4th, they’re hosting the New York Jets at Soldier Field at 1 p.m. ET. The Jets are coming off a Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions, putting them at 1-2, but don’t sleep on them. Their quarterback Geno Smith has been playing exceptionally well to kick off the year, making them look more than capable of contending. This isn’t just some pushover game for Chicago; it’s a critical Week 4 matchup that could really define who these teams are early on.

Wallet-Busting Tickets for Soldier Field Showdown

You wanna see this unexpected showdown live? Better check your bank account, because tickets for the Bears vs. Jets game are NOT cheap, and they’re limited. As of publication, you’re looking at a starting price of $313 just to get in the door at Soldier Field for this 1 p.m. ET kickoff. If you’re hoping to get up close and personal for the Oct. 4th game, lower level sideline seating in Section 114 kicks off at a cool $597. That’s a serious chunk of change for a regular season game, but hey, you’re paying to see a team that’s defying expectations with a third-string QB and a Jets team that’s looking to prove itself. Pretty wild, right, what fans are willing to shell out for this action?

So, the Bears are riding high with Keenum, preparing to face a solid Jets squad in what promises to be an intense Week 4 battle. It’s a crucial early-season test for both teams. Looking ahead in the Bears’ schedule, this Chicago team even has a date with *our* Seattle Seahawks! Mark your calendars, because the Bears are coming to Lumen Field on Monday, November 2nd, for an 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff. Let’s hope our Hawks, who just had a tough 33-31 loss to the Washington Commanders, will be ready to protect our turf against this surprisingly hot Chicago team when they roll into town. It’s going to be an intense season for sure, and every game matters!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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