Caleb Williams Health, Injury Updates & History

Williams remained sidelined Wednesday as he continues recovering from the Grade 2 hamstring strain s...

Williams has been ruled out for Monday’s matchup against the Eagles after being diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring strain suffered in Week 2 against the Vikings, the Bears quarterback did not practice this week and is expected to face a three-to-four-week recovery timeline, providing more clarity after previously being considered week-to-week

Williams is considered week-to-week after suffering a non-contact right hamstring injury against the Vikings, an MRI confirmed he avoided a major injury, though head coach Ben Johnson expects the Bears quarterback to miss some time as he works through the strain

Williams exited Sunday’s game against the Vikings in the fourth quarter with a non-contact right hamstring injury and is set to undergo an MRI, the early concern is a significant strain that could threaten a stint on short-term IR, with a Grade 2 injury typically carrying roughly a four-plus week timeline while a Grade 3 strain could push his recovery closer to six to eight weeks

Sustained a right ankle inversion sprain, remained in game but may be less mobile

Made the team’s injury report in early November with an ankle injury but played all games in his rookie season, finishing with 3,541 passing yards and 20 touchdowns, underwent an elective procedure in January to remove a cyst on his right wrist with no concerns for lingering effects, and has been a full participant in OTAs

Took a hit to his left leg on a run during the 3rd quarter of the Thanksgiving game against the Lions, was flexing his left knee and examined in the medical tent but returned to the game without missing a play, stay tuned for more analysis to come

Hurt on the second to last play of the game on Sunday, by video he was rolled up on but there doesn't appear to be any structural damage, he's hurt not injured on that high ankle, likely won't miss any practice time.