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Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Returns to Practice, Upgraded to Questionable for Game with Packers
Caleb Williams returned to practice Friday and Chicago listed him questionable, leaving Tyson Bagent’s expected start against Green Bay uncertain.
- Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returned to practice on Friday for the first time in nearly three weeks, with the team listing him as questionable for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
- Bears head coach Ben Johnson said Monday that Williams would not play this week, but the quarterback's return to practice changed that outlook after he suffered a Grade 2 hamstring strain during Week 2.
- Chicago officially designated running back Kyle Monangai as out on Friday with a toe injury, while defensive back Kyler Gordon, linebacker Noah Sewell, and defensive lineman Shemar Stewart are listed as questionable.
- Tyson Bagent is expected to start if Williams remains unavailable, building on the Bears' two wins with Bagent starting, including a 23-12 triumph over the New York Jets.
- Sunday's matchup marks the first regular-season meeting between the NFC North Division rivals in 2026, while the Packers face their own injury concerns entering Week 5.
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Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returns to practice, upgraded to questionable for game with Packers
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returned to practice on a limited basis Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at Green Bay. Williams has missed the Bears' last two games since injuring his right hamstring.
·Chicago, United States
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Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returns to practice and is questionable for game with Packers
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returned to practice on a limited basis Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game at Green Bay.
·Toronto, Canada
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