Bears dealt brutal Caleb Williams injury blow

Just seven days after scoring 59 points in a Week 1 win, everything has changed for the Chicago Bears offense.

Midway through the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams attempted to scramble for a potential go-ahead touchdown.

Before he could get there, though, Williams went down with a non-contact injury and immediately began yelling out in pain and grabbing at the back of his leg.

Caleb Williams was carted to the locker room with a hamstring injury

Trainers helped Williams to the sideline, and he was ultimately carted to the locker room. Williams embraced the Chicago crowd, but it was clear as day that he knew the injury he suffered was not good for the rest of his season. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo noted Williams' injury was to his hamstring.

Williams captivated the NFL world last season and was expected to be among the top quarterbacks in the NFL this season.