Case Keenum injury status QB · CHI · Chicago Bears

Why: the nflverse injury file has not changed since Oct 16, 2026 02:15 AM ET (same SHA-256 in the last 8 captures), and no nflverse input this model reads has changed since Oct 16, 2026 10:16 AM ET. nflverse posts injury updates about once a day, usually overnight, so the estimate moves when that file does. Source: manifest_live.jsonl.

Most weeks, Case Keenum scores between 0.9 and 20.6 fantasy points (PPR). His most likely outcome is about 7.8. The taller the curve, the more likely that score.

How to read it ⓘ A wide curve means a boom-or-bust week; a narrow one means a steadier floor.

80% range: low = the score he tops 9 weeks in 10 (10th percentile), typical = the middle outcome (median), high = the score he tops only 1 week in 10 (90th percentile). The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Frozen range-of-outcomes model, prediction log update Oct 16, 2026 04:22 PM ET, re-scored for the same game as the chance of missing.

Risk-adjusted = (1 − 11% chance of missing) × typical 7.8 PPR points. A simple expected value: a missed game counts as 0 and partial games are ignored. Half-PPR and Standard are off for him: we have no receptions estimate for this same game, and we do not invent one. Use with your usual rankings; this tier adds injury risk, it does not beat expert rankings in our tests (2022–2025).

Most weeks, Case Keenum adds between 5 and 247 passing yards. The projected middle is about 149.

How to read it ⓘ A wide curve means a boom-or-bust week; a narrow one means a steadier floor.

80% range: low = 10th percentile, projected = the middle outcome (median, dotted line), high = 90th percentile; a solid dot marks the actual result once the game is graded. The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Sources: frozen range-of-outcomes yards model; frozen team-contribution unit models (fit on 2014–2025, beat a trailing 8-game baseline on held-out seasons). Prediction log update Oct 16, 2026 04:22 PM ET.