Bears QB Caleb Williams exits vs. Vikings after suffering non-contact hamstring injury

Caleb Williams left the Chicago Bears' 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 after he suffered a non-contact injury. The team ruled him out with a hamstring issue, which occurred on a rollout as Williams attempted to keep a play alive deep in Minnesota territory.

While in search of a go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, Williams pulled up during a run to the left of the pocket and fell to the ground. He held one of his legs and let out an audible yell before trainers assisted him off the field.

Chicago's medical staff briefly attended to Williams in the sideline medical tent and promptly carted him into the locker room for further evaluation.

Caleb Williams gives a thumbs up as he's carted off the field. 📺: FOX/FOX One pic.twitter.com/omeGyES2s5

Coach Ben Johnson said after the game that the team does not yet know the severity of Williams' injury but will have more information on Monday. He noted that Williams is in "good spirits" despite the ailment and the loss.

"I'm actually happy it's nothing with the knee," Johnson said. "That was my first inclination. But a hamstring could be pretty damaging, as well. So we'll see…

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