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Caleb Williams carted off with non-contact leg injury

sportsSep 20, 2026631,205

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams suffered a non-contact leg injury while scrambling for the pylon in Chicago and was carted to the locker room. Team coach Ben Johnson said Williams was "in good spirits" and that "we'll know a lot more tomorrow," with a Monday MRI cited as the next step. Early reports and sideline observers described the play as a slip then hard fall and said Williams went into the injury tent in obvious pain; Patrick Norton later wrote Williams exited the locker room on his own without a noticeable limp. Several posts identified the injury as a hamstring; the Bears listed Williams out with a hamstring injury and an initial hope mentioned a Grade 1 hamstring strain. Backup Tyson Bagent entered the game after Williams left. The team has not provided a full medical timeline beyond the promised follow up tomorrow and the MRI.