Caleb Williams was walking in locker room without crutches, "slight limp"
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was seen walking without crutches and with only a slight limp following a hamstring injury sustained during Sunday's game. The team plans to conduct an MRI on Monday to determine the severity of the injury.
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The health of a starting quarterback is critical for team performance and betting markets in the NFL.
There’s more good news regarding the right hamstring injury suffered by Bears quarterback Caleb Williams on Sunday.
Via Adam Jahns of CHGO_Sports, Williams (who didn’t speak to reporters after the game) came through the locker room with media present. Per the report, Williams “was walking under his own power, no crutches or anything, maybe a slight limp.”
He’s in “good spirits,” we’re told, about attacking the recovery process.
Bears coach Ben Johnson said after the game that they will know more about the injury on Monday, when Williams has an MRI.
The Bears host the Eagles next Monday night.
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