You can put the word out that the Chicago Bears are back up. Bears star quarterback Caleb Williams managed to avoid a major injury to his hamstring in what is being described “the best-case scenario,” Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported on Monday.
On Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings improved to 2-0 on the 2026 NFL season with an ugly 9-3 road win over the Chicago Bears in some poor weather. While the
Caleb Williams was carted off the field Sunday after suffering a hamstring injury. Early optimism emerged with respect to a lengthy absence being avoided, and it appears that was well-placed.
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The Chicago Bears narrowly avoided what could have been a disastrous end to their season when medical tests confirmed that quarterback Caleb Williams did not suffer a major tear in his hamstring.
During a Monday afternoon appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," NFL insider Adam Schefter of ESPN shared an update on the Vikings' quarterback situation.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' hamstring injury is going to be a "week-to-week thing," Chicago coach Ben Johnson said Monday in a radio interview on ESPN 1000.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
There is a ton fo negativity surrounding the Chicago Bears right now, and for good reason. Caleb Williams is hurt and the Bears are coming off a hideous performance versus the Minnesota Vikings that was a far cry from their historic Week 1 blowout of the Carolina Panthers.
Late Monday morning, NFL insider Tom Pelissero of The Ringer and Netflix shared a massive update on Williams that will put the minds of Bears fans at ease.
Just one week removed from their spectacular victory to start the season, the Chicago Bears got manhandled at home in week 2. The Bears lost 9-3 to their division rival, the Minnesota Vikings.
Chicago Bears rookie Sam Roush had some plays he’d love to have back after the Week 2 loss, but two of his biggest errors need some clear context that fans are choosing overlook completely.
The Chicago Bears' Week 2 game against the Minnesota Vikings was nothing short of a nightmare. Not only did Chicago's offense fail to show up just one week after the entire NFL world lauded head coach Ben Johnson's unit for almost hitting 60 points, but Caleb Williams got injured, also.
Chicago Bears second-year head coach Ben Johnson provided no injury update on third-year quarterback Caleb Williams following a 9-3 Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.