Here are some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' 34-10 win over the Browns in Saturday's preseason opener at Soldier Field.

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Unanswered points scored by the Bears in the game's final 39:16. After falling behind 10-0, they produced four touchdowns and two field goals on their last nine possessions. The defense, meanwhile, held Cleveland scoreless on its final nine drives, ending three with takeaways via a Jamree Kromah strip-sack in the first half and two Beanie Bishop Jr. interceptions in the second.

158.3

Perfect passer rating posted by Case Keenum after he completed 9 of 10 passes for 151 yards with two touchdowns in the third quarter. Keenum's scoring throws of 49 yards on a screen to running back Salvon Ahmed and 6 yards to running back Brittain Brown snapped a 10-10 halftime tie and gave the Bears a 24-10 lead.

1

Snaps on offense that Bears receiver Kaden Davis played last season in two games with the Browns. Facing his former team, Davis caught four passes for a game-high 88 yards, including a 41-yarder. He is attempting to make the Bears roster after brief stints with the Broncos, Cardinals, Lions and Browns. Before joining the Bears in mid-June, he had signed with the UFL's Houston Gamblers in April.

2

Penalties committed by the Bears for 10 yards, one for defensive holding on cornerback Malik Muhammad II and the other for a false start on tight end Qadir Ismail. The Browns drew five penalties for 42 yards.

7

Game-high tackles recorded by Bears linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II before he exited with a shoulder injury. Hyppolite also registered one tackle-for-loss and one pass breakup.

63

Receiving yards by wideout Ray-Ray McCloud III on three catches — just four days after he signed with the Bears. McCloud has played eight NFL seasons with the Bills (2018), Panthers (2019), Steelers (2020-21), 49ers (2022-23), Falcons (2024-25) and Giants (2025), catching 159 passes for 1,523 yards and two TDs.