The Chicago Bears may have lost more than a game on Sunday.
A week after scoring 59 points in a romp against the Carolina Panthers, Chicago fell to the Minnesota Vikings, 9-3, at rainly Soldier Field.
In the fourth quarter, star quarterback Caleb Williams took off for the end zone. As he headed to paydirt, Williams fell to the turf in agony.
He could not put any weight on his right leg as he was helped to the sidelines.
Williams was then carted to the locker room.
The Bears said Williams' injury was a hamstring.
Bears QB Caleb Williams was helped off the field after going down with an apparent injury in the 4th quarter vs. the Vikings.
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Caleb Williams had to be helped off the field after that last play. 📺: FOX/FOX
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This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Bears say Caleb Williams injured hamstring in loss to Vikings













