Caleb Williams confirms he tore his hamstring, doesn't know his status for Sunday
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Key Points:
- Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has participated in two full practices this week but remains uncertain about playing in Sunday’s game against the Falcons.
- Williams injured his hamstring on September 20 during a game against the Vikings and has missed the last three games while undergoing recovery.
- He described the injury as a hamstring tear, disputing earlier reports that labeled it a strain, and declined to disclose the severity grade of the tear.
- Williams must clear specific medical checkpoints and pass a stress test before he can be cleared to play.
- The injury occurred during a red-zone scramble when Williams felt a "pop," indicating the moment of the hamstring tear.
