Bears to start Caleb Williams vs Falcons after missing three games with hamstring injury
Key Points:
- Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears' star quarterback, is set to return to the starting lineup after missing three games due to a hamstring injury, with his return expected against the Atlanta Falcons.
- Williams was injured on September 20 against the Minnesota Vikings and was carted off the field, raising concerns about the severity of his injury.
- During his absence, the Bears went 2-1, with Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent starting in different games and securing wins against the Eagles and Jets but suffering a heavy loss to the Packers.
- Williams completed a full week of practice without setbacks but remained uncertain about starting the upcoming game, describing his hamstring injury as "pretty serious."
- The Bears currently hold a 3-2 record, tied for second in the NFC North, and hope Williams' return will help them close the gap with division leader Minnesota Vikings.