NFL insiders Ian Rapoport and Albert Breer have given their best guess about the chances of Caleb Williams playing for the Chicago Bears in Week 3 after his injury.

Head coach Dan Quinn labeled Daniels as “week-to-week” with his dislocated elbow and there is no plan to place him on injured reserve, which means there’s a chance Daniels is going to return within four weeks.

Caleb Williams has a habit of making us — the NFL world — uncomfortable. He doesn’t care about optics. He doesn’t waste thought on what the average NFL fan (or GM or coach) might think. He reacts authentically. He’s sensitive. He feels. He hurts — publicly. You don’t see that often in the NFL. You don’t see that enough, frankly.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was ruled out for Week 3 against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night with a hamstring strain, and it appears he's g

The Chicago Bears looked like one of the most dangerous offenses in the NFL in Week 1, dismantling the Carolina Panthers to the tune of 59 points behind the partnership of head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams.

Caleb Williams managed to avoid losing in his first NFL start, making him the first quarterback drafted No. 1 overall to win on his debut since 2002.

A week after torching the Carolina Panthers for 59 points, Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears looked like a team hitting its stride behind Ben Johnson’s offense. That momentum stopped cold in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings,

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson relishes in the belief that the Bears cannot win without quarterback Caleb Williams.