Caleb Williams, the quarterback for the Chicago Bears, is questionable for the game against the Atlanta Falcons due to a hamstring injury. Surgeon Dr. Drew Burdi has expressed concerns about Williams potentially reinjuring himself if he returns too soon. Williams has described his injury as serious and is unsure about his readiness to play. The Bears have managed a 2-1 record in his absence, indicating they have been performing well without him.
Key facts
- Caleb Williams is questionable for the Bears' game on October 22 against the Falcons.
- Surgeon Dr. Drew Burdi advised caution regarding Williams' potential return.
- Williams described his injury as 'pretty serious' and felt a pop during the incident.
- The Bears have a 2-1 record without Williams, winning against the Eagles and Jets.
- Burdi emphasized the risks of rushing back from a hamstring injury.
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