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Bears QB Caleb Williams Misses 3-4 Weeks
Caleb Williams' hamstring injury could keep him out 3-4 weeks, delaying Bears' season.
In brief
Caleb Williams' hamstring injury could keep him out 3-4 weeks, delaying Bears' season. Caleb Williams, 24, will miss 3-4 weeks due to a Grade 2 hamstring strain, potentially affecting Bears' Week 3 game. Originally reported by CBS Sports.
Caleb Williams' Injury
Caleb Williams, 24, suffered a hamstring strain during Week 2 against the Vikings.
Doctors' Timeline
Doctors estimate Williams will miss 3-4 weeks, with a typical return of 3-8 weeks.
Coach's View
Bears coach Ben Johnson says Williams heals faster than average.
“here's what i know this guy's a little bit different than the average human being”
Week 3 Impact
Williams could miss Bears' Week 3 Monday Night Football game against the Eagles.
Backup Plan
Tyson Bagent is questionable for Week 3 after concussion protocol.
Next Steps
If Bagent can't play, Chicago will use veteran Case Keenum next.
The main idea
Caleb Williams, 24, will miss 3-4 weeks due to a Grade 2 hamstring strain, potentially affecting Bears' Week 3 game.
