With the Chicago Bears taking on the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday in Week 3, the status of quarterback Caleb Williams has been one that everyone is waiting to hear, as he suffered a hamstring injury in the 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears released their first Week 3 injury report Thursday ahead of Monday’s matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. The team did not practice Thursday, so participation is an estimation.
Just one week after putting up 59 points, the Chicago Bears’ offense struggled to find any rhythm against the Minnesota Vikings. The Bears lost 9-3 at Soldier Field, scoring just three points after one of the season’s most impressive offensive performances against Carolina.
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Down by three, the Chicago Bears drove the ball all the way to the Minnesota Vikings’ 17-yard line. Quarterback Caleb Williams then lofted a pass to tight end Sam Roush that had touchdown potential written all over it.
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The Chicago Bears have an enormous question mark ahead of the Week 3 contest against the Philadelphia Eagles due to the uncertainty surrounding Caleb Williams.
The Chicago Bears saw Caleb Williams go down with a hamstring injury on Sunday. Tyson Bagent took over under center, but he is also in danger of missing Week 3 after missing Wednesday’s practice due to concussion symptoms.
When quarterback Caleb Williams went down, it seems as if the Chicago Bears’ hopes had vanished in thin air. However, further tests revealed that the quarterback isn’t facing a long-term absence.
The injury to Caleb Williams has been the biggest talking point across the entire NFL over the last few days. Chicago Bears fans were relieved to learn Williams had only suffered a minor hamstring injury following initial fears of something much more serious.
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After setting the NFL world on fire in Week 1, the Chicago Bears were amongst the top five in numerous publications’ power rankings. But following their 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2, the Bears are now tumbling down those rankings.
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This coming Monday, the Chicago Bears will host the Philadelphia Eagles in what was once a very intriguing matchup. The anticipation of the game may have gone down a notch after Bears QB Caleb Williams suffered a hamstring injury on Sunday and will likely miss Week 3.
A Wednesday morning update indicated that Bears starter Caleb Williams will "miss at least a little time" due to the right hamstring injury he suffered this past Sunday.
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The Chicago Bears received arguably the best possible update they could on Caleb Williams when it was revealed he didn’t suffer a serious long-term injury.
Williams' injury against the Minnesota Vikings has brought out plenty of opinions, including criticism of his reaction to being carted off the field. Crosby isn't interested in questioning the quarterback's toughness.
QB1 Williams suffered a right hamstring injury in the fourth quarter of what became a 9-3 Chicago loss to the rival Minnesota Vikings this past Sunday.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Johnson teased that Williams could start Chicago's Week 3 "Monday Night Football" game against the 2-0 Philadelphia Eagles on Sept. 28.
If social media critics thought Caleb Williams wasn’t going down without a fight, they were sadly mistaken. On Sunday, Williams suffered a painful hamstring injury while scrambling away from defenders.
Johnson suggested that Chicago won't need to look elsewhere for a temporary QB1 in the event that Caleb Williams misses time.
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.
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.
Williams suffered a scary-looking hamstring injury midway through the contest's fourth quarter.
Did the Bears dodge a bullet regarding Williams' injury?
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams went down on Sunday in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings with a painful-looking injury.
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.
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