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Caleb Williams Is Back, Dropped 305 Yards On The Falcons, And Nobody In The League Is Ready For What’s Next

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Caleb Williams is officially OFF the injury report, and after what he did to the Falcons last Sunday, the rest of the league needs to take notice. The kid is healthy, he is back, and he just put on a show.

The QB’s Triumphant Return From The Hamstring Scare

Seriously, this kid just carved up the Falcons, going 30-of-36 for a cool 305 yards and a touchdown in their win. Remember how he was questionable for that Sunday game? Coming off a torn hamstring that benched him for *three whole games*? Well, he came back swinging, didn’t he? That’s the kind of grit you wanna see from your QB. He missed time, came back for a huge game, delivered, and now he’s completely cleared. It’s a statement.

Latest Injury Report Shows More Work To Do

Now, with a Thursday night game against the Patriots looming, the team had their walkthrough on Monday and dropped their latest injury report. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows across the board, even with Williams cleared. They’ve got some key guys estimated as non-participants: linebacker T.J. Edwards (hamstring), offensive lineman Jonah Jackson (hip/quadriceps), running back Kyle Monangai, and linebacker Jack Sanborn (concussion). That’s a lot of talent on the sidelines, even if it’s just an estimate from a walkthrough. On the brighter side, defensive back Tyrique Stevenson (hip) and linebacker Keyshaun Elliott (quadriceps) were both full participants. Good to see some guys getting healthy and ready to roll.

So, with Williams back in the pocket and feeling good, the question isn’t *if* this team can make some noise, but *how much*. They’re rolling into a Thursday night showdown with the Patriots, and with their franchise QB back in form, that game just got a whole lot more interesting. Get ready, because Williams just announced his return in a big way, and he’s not slowing down.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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