Bears QB Caleb Williams likely out 3-4 weeks
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NFL did not hold the Vikings accountable for the hit that injured Bears QB Tyson Bagent, but did come after one Chicago defender
No fines were handed out to Minnesota Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel nor pass rusher Dallas Turner for their hits on Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent.
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Chicago Bears CB punished by NFL for nasty hit of Vikings RB
The NFL made a statement earlier this week by handing out fines to several league players for celebrations. On Saturday, the league fined a Chicago Bears player for a nasty hit on Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones.
Aaron Jones rushed for 105 yards, Will Reichard booted three field goals and Caleb Williams suffered a fourth-quarter hamstring injury as Minnesota moved to 2-0 with its seventh straight victory in Chicago.
Williams threw his first interception of the season in the first quarter and finished the half 9-for-14 for 60 yards and a 43.7 passer rating. His circus scramble set up the Bears’ only points of the half, a 50-yard Cairo Santos field goal in the first quarter. The blitz-happy Vikings sacked him once — on the final play of the half.
The Chicago Bears suffered a brutal defeat to the Minnesota Vikings. Here are our studs and duds from the game.
Isaiah Rodgers recovered a fumble and blocked a late field-goal attempt, and the Minnesota Vikings shut down Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears for a 9-3 victory
In the game against the Bears, Carson Wentz started at quarterback for the Vikings because Kyler Murray was out with a concussion. Nonetheless, after clearing the NFL’s concussion protocol, Murray is back as QB1 ahead of the Week 3 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Bears head coach Ben Johnson got honest about to the team's blocked field goal late in the fourth quarter against the Vikings.
The Vikings defense controlled the game but needed one more series of stops to thwart a late Bears rally. The third-year outside linebacker showed power and relentlessness, bullying his way through tight end Colston Loveland and sacking Chicago backup Tyson Bagent on the final snap Sunday at soggy Soldier Field.
The Minnesota Vikings are facing a Tampa Bay Buccaneers team that is heading into their matchup with their backs against the wall.