What happened: Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring injury. League sources told Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport that doctors expect the strain to sideline him for three to four weeks.
Why it matters: The injury removes Williams from the starting lineup for up to a month. Chicago will have to navigate a crucial block of its schedule without its primary signal-caller.
By the numbers: Williams opened the season strong, leading Week 1 with 345 passing yards.
What to watch: The Bears will evaluate their quarterback room and adjust their offensive game plan for the upcoming schedule.