Bears news: Caleb Williams 'unlikely to play' vs. Eagles per Ian Rapoport
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is unlikely to play in the upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles due to a hamstring injury. With backup Tyson Bagent also in concussion protocol, the team may be forced to start third-string quarterback Case Keenum.
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With the Chicago Bears facing the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 3 on Monday night, the status of star Caleb Williams is on everyone's mind, with the likelihood of him playing revealed on Tuesday. As Williams deals with a hamstring injury with the Bears , this NFL insider gives insight into what he's hearing about the quarterback's status.
According to league insider Ian Rapoport, not only is Williams "not expected" to practice ahead of Monday's game against the Eagles, he is "unlikely to play."
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