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Caleb Williams Is Questionable (Again) and Chicago’s Injury List Is Getting Hard to Ignore

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Bears QB Caleb Williams is still on the sidelines, officially questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Falcons. Yeah, you read that right: *questionable*. After a full practice on Friday, fans were hoping for a clearer picture, but it seems his status is still very much up in the air.

The Caleb Williams Saga Continues

This isn’t new news, which is probably the most frustrating part for Chicago fans. Williams tore his hamstring way back on September 20. That was over three weeks ago! Since then, he’s missed the last three games. Even though he managed another full practice on Friday, the team is still holding their breath, listing him as questionable. You gotta wonder if this hamstring is going to be a recurring problem this season.

Bears Are Just Banged Up Everywhere

It’s not only Williams, either. The Bears’ injury report is looking rough, and that’s putting it mildly. They’ve already ruled out a bunch of key guys for Sunday: linebacker T.J. Edwards with his own hamstring issue, defensive lineman Dayo Odeyingbo with a quad injury, running back Kyle Monangai dealing with a thumb and toe problem, and linebacker Keyshaun Elliott also sidelined with a quad. Plus, they’ve got defensive back Kyler Gordon (calf) and defensive back Tyrique Stevenson (hip) also questionable, just like Williams. That’s a lot of talent potentially sitting out.

So, heading into Sunday’s game against the Falcons, Chicago is facing a serious uphill battle with a depleted roster. Whether Williams actually suits up or not, the sheer number of injuries is a massive concern for the team. It’s gonna be a tough one, no doubt.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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