The Bears could be without their star third-year quarterback for the foreseeable future after Caleb Williams sustained a hamstring injury in Chicago’s 9–3 loss to the Vikings on Sunday. While running in the red zone, Williams got tripped up and went down in pain. He limped off the field with the help of trainers, and was carted off the field. The Bears later ruled him out with a hamstring injury.
It remains unclear how much time Williams could miss with this injury. Ben Johnson told reporters after the game of Williams’s injury, “He’s in good spirits, a team player. I’m happy it’s nothing with the knee. That was my first inclination. The hamstring could be pretty damaging as well. We’ll see how bad it is tomorrow.”
