Caleb Williams injury update: Bears QB goes down in game against Vikings originally appeared on The Sporting News.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had a scary moment in the team’s game on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings. In the fourth quarter, Williams went down with a non-contact injury, immediately appearing to be in significant pain.
Williams could be heard yelling as he remained on the field, making for a really rough moment to watch. The scene was concerning as the Bears waited for more information on their quarterback.
Caleb Williams goes down with scary non-contact injury
Chicago’s quarterback was scrambling toward the end zone in the fourth quarter with the Bears and Vikings locked in a 6-3 battle when Williams went down. He immediately appeared to be dealing with an issue involving his lower body and was unable to put weight on his right leg.
Williams eventually made his way to the injury tent before being taken toward the locker room on a cart. He had a towel covering his face during the ride, adding to an unsettling moment for Chicago as it waited for more information on its starting quarterback.
This story will be updated as new information surfaces.
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