Case Keenum

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On 5 shows in Sports this week · 2.7× usual · most on Pardon My Take

Case Keenum is an American professional football quarterback known for a long NFL career and for leading the Minnesota Vikings to the 2017 NFC Championship Game.

Rank this week

#102▼101
#1 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

1.8‰
2.7× usual level

1.4‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

5 shows
7 episodes · ~501k plays

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Not enough signal yet (fewer than 3 episodes scored).

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Mentions of Case Keenum per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, sports.

0.0‰2‰4‰6‰usual level · 0.66‰Jul 11Aug 2Aug 25Sep 16Oct 8
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DayShare (7-day)Mentions
Aug 180.25‰1
Sep 160.18‰1
Sep 230.70‰4
Sep 241.17‰3
Sep 251.65‰3
Sep 281.98‰2
Sep 293.50‰7
Sep 303.71‰7
Oct 14.13‰5
Oct 24.27‰3
Oct 54.78‰4
Oct 63.34‰1
Oct 81.81‰1

Why is it trending?· Last 30 days

Keenum’s unexpected Eagles rout sparks debate over his Bears role

Case Keenum started unexpectedly and led Chicago past Philadelphia 27-7, completing 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards and 2 touchdowns while adding a rushing score.[1]

Pardon My Take called it the Case Keenum game, saying the 38-year-old had not thrown a pass in 3 years before torching the Eagles.[2]

Fantasy Footballers agreed Keenum looked competent and precise, but debated whether Chicago should return to Tyson Bagent despite Keenum’s dominant performance.[3][4][5]

Ross Tucker said he would be stunned if Chicago benched Keenum, while Even Money’s Steve Feinberg said the quarterback choice was unclear and Ross Tucker doubted Keenum could repeat the performance.[6][7]

Other shows used the performance to discuss Chicago’s ability to win with Keenum and Ben Johnson’s coaching, while Cyclone Fanatic joked that Keenum was the best quarterback nobody thinks of.[8][9]

Sources · 9 moments

  1. 1.
    Fearless with Jason Whitlock · Ep 1249 | Did Ben Johnson & Case Keenum End Bears 80-Year QB Drought? Let Me Explain
    Jason Whitlock · Sep 29 · Listen at 0:24 ↗
    “The franchise on an 80-year hunt to replace Sid Luckman discovered a head coach who who could dig Luckman from a grave and find a way to score 30 points anyway. On Monday night, 38-year-old Case Keenum made that crazy sound rational. Starti”
  2. 2.
    Pardon My Take · CFB With Stanford Steve, Bears QB Case Keenum, Bears Crush The Eagles, Baseball Playoffs And FAQ's
    Dan Katz · Sep 30 · Listen at 1:34 ↗
    “part of my take presented by DraftKings, we've got a packed show. We've got our good friend Stanford Steve talking college ball in studio. He came and visited us before Monday Night Football. We're going to recap Monday Night Football, the”
  3. 3.
    Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Week 4 Waivers + Tough Drop Decisions - Fantasy Football Podcast for 9/29
    Mike Wright · Sep 29 · Listen at 0:39 ↗
    “Case Keenum. Like not just winning, but looking very competent.”
  4. 4.
    Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Week 4 Waivers + Tough Drop Decisions - Fantasy Football Podcast for 9/29
    Andy Holloway · Sep 29 · Listen at 1:27 ↗
    “He decided that he was going to retire and walk away. And then Ben Johnson called him and the only reason he came back was for Ben Johnson. Yeah.”

Written by AI from the cited moments; every quote is checked against the transcript.

The conversation on X

X celebrates Keenum’s breakout while debating his place in Chicago’s quarterback rotation

Posts largely celebrate the “Case Keenum Game,” his unexpected win and his veteran competence, often treating the performance as memorable Chicago sports history.

Some posters argue Keenum should continue starting or deserves a longer opportunity, while others say the performance was situational and that Bagent or Caleb Williams should remain ahead of him.

Unlike the podcast story’s main focus on whether Keenum would start again, X spends substantial attention on commemorating the game, joking about it, and reacting to Chicago’s later use of both Keenum and Bagent.

Points of view

Share of the 24 posts that take a position

  • Keenum’s performance was special but situational42%

    These posts celebrate the game as unusual, memorable or even magical without clearly arguing that Keenum should permanently start. The emphasis is on the event, his veteran moment and the circumstances around it.

    • “If this is how Chicago reacts 12 hours before kickoff of a MNF game in which Case Keenum is starting, imagine what the city is going to be like the day the #Bears win the Super Bowl.”

      @usaydkoshul · Sep 28

    • “Where were you for the Case Keenum game?”

      @GBraggsJr23 · Sep 28

  • Keenum is a capable veteran stopgap33%

    These posts present Keenum as reliable enough to hold the team together during an absence, while stopping short of claiming he is the franchise’s best long-term quarterback. His experience and efficient play are the main reasons given.

    • ““Nobody’s a bigger cheerleader and fan of Case Keenum than I am.”🤝 Tyson Bagent on not playing vs. Eagles and learning from Case Keenum:”

      @CHGO_Bears · Oct 1

    • “Imagine watching the #Bears win games with Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent at QB and thinking they can’t win the NFC North”

      @jacobinfante24 · Oct 4

  • Keenum deserves another starting opportunity12%

    Supporters say Keenum’s strong win showed he can competently run the offense and should not be quickly replaced. They point to his performance against Philadelphia and later frustration when he was not retained as the starter.

    • “Didn't Case Keenum just ball out though Ben Johnson ?”

      @BoltupDeonte619 · Oct 2

    • “I will say again, giving up an INT to the jets should be grounds for losing any starting role. Give Case Keenum his job back”

      @BurnerTamu99267 · Oct 4

  • The Bears should favor Bagent or Williams12%

    Supporters say Keenum’s quick, conservative style should not determine the long-term quarterback plan. They prefer the younger quarterbacks because they believe Bagent or Williams offers the better strategic or developmental choice.

    • “Updated NFC North QB Rankings 1. Caleb Williams 2. Jared Goff 3. Tyson Bagent 4. Case Keenum 5. Kyler Murray 6. Carson Wentz 7. Jordan Love 8. Tyrod Taylor”

      @Thecaptaincaleb · Oct 5

    • “So tired of people saying "Keenum runs the offense better" Why would we want Caleb to become a one dimensional game manager who just throws it quickly?? Complete waste of his talent. Casey Keenum has to get it out fast to survive, Caleb can afford to hold it and make a play”

      @KareemRon33 · Oct 2

73% of the 89 posts report news or ask questions without taking a position.

Tone toward Case Keenum on X

Positive

  • Very negative 1
  • Negative 9
  • Neutral 27
  • Positive 39
  • Very positive 13

Also discussed

  • Keenum versus Bagent and Williams
  • Veteran quarterback competence
  • Chicago fan reaction and sports humor
  • Later split-starting decisions
  • Note: The sample is heavily shaped by Chicago fan enthusiasm, jokes, reposted headlines and promotional material, so it may overstate celebration relative to criticism.
  • Note: Several posts report news or discuss other players, teams, betting or unrelated comparisons rather than expressing a view about Keenum.

Written by AI from 89 posts on X in the week to Oct 5. Shares count the posts read, not a poll of opinion; quoted posts are shown as written.

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