Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams left Sunday's game against the Vikings in the fourth quarter after suffering a hamstring injury on a non-contact play. Williams was attempting to run when he went down untouched, per multiple reports. According to CBS Sports, he went down while rolling to his left and appeared to be in significant pain.
Details of exactly how the injury occurred vary slightly across reports. Yahoo Sports reported that Williams was injured after an awkward slide, while other outlets described him collapsing during a run. Regardless, Williams required assistance leaving the field and was eventually carted back to the locker room.
The Vikings defeated the Bears 9-3 in the game where Williams exited early.