The Bears are winning, but all eyes are still on Caleb Williams.
Chicago’s quarterback is recovering from a Grade 2 right hamstring strain suffered against the Minnesota Vikings. The injury carries a reported three-to-four-week recovery window, although the Bears have officially described Williams as week-to-week. Reuters
Williams missed Chicago’s 27–7 win over Philadelphia, with veteran Case Keenum stepping in at quarterback. Now the question is how quickly No. 18 can get back on the field. Chicago Sun-Times
A return against Green Bay on October 11 is possible if Williams progresses quickly. If the Bears give the hamstring more time, October 18 against Atlanta would better match the reported recovery window. For Chicago, the priority is simple: get its franchise quarterback healthy without turning a few missed games into a longer problem. NBC Chicago
Sources: Chicago Bears · Reuters