Chicago Bears’ star quarterback Caleb Williams is slated to return to the starting lineup against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, barring any last-minute issues during warmups. Williams has been sidelined for three games following a ‘pretty serious’ hamstring injury sustained on September 20th against the Minnesota Vikings, an injury that saw him carted off the field. Despite the scare, the Bears managed a 2-1 record in his absence, with Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent under center, securing wins against the Eagles and Jets. However, their recent performance took a hit with a significant loss to the Green Bay Packers last week, highlighting the team’s need for their franchise quarterback’s leadership. Williams, who navigated a full week of practice without setbacks, expressed uncertainty about his starting status earlier in the week but is now expected to lead the offense as the 3-2 Bears aim to close the gap in the competitive NFC North, currently trailing the division-leading Vikings.
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