Bears QB Caleb Williams' injury status vs. Falcons revealed
Bears QB Caleb Williams receives injury designation for Sunday's game vs. Falcons
The upcoming matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears on Sunday will draw significant attention to the quarterbacks of both teams, Michael Penix Jr. and Caleb Williams. Both players are currently dealing with injuries as the season progresses. Penix experienced a rib injury last Sunday but did not receive any injury designation during the team's Friday practice session.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Penix will not face any restrictions after participating in three complete practices throughout the week. Conversely, Williams was officially marked as questionable for the game against the Falcons. The former No. 1 overall draft pick has missed the previous two games due to a slight hamstring strain.
While he has practiced extensively in all three days this week, the severity of his injury hinders predictions regarding his availability. The team appears to be cautiously optimistic about Williams' participation, only to determine his status on Sunday morning. In the 2024 NFL Draft, Williams has already showcased his abilities by throwing for 407 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, maintaining a passer rating of 92.0 in just two games.
The Chicago Bears have until 11:30 a.m. ET on Sunday to make a final decision on Williams' activation for the upcoming match.
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