Caleb Williams Goes Down Yelling In Pain After Brutal Injury That’s Hard To Watch [VIDEO]

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Everything is all bad for Chicago today.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams suffered an apparent leg injury during Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. The painful incident occurred late in the fourth quarter while he scrambled and slid on a play.

Non-Contact Scare Leaves Caleb Williams Hurt vs. Vikings

Williams immediately collapsed to the turf and began writhing in serious pain. Consequently, the stadium fell completely silent as Chicago’s medical staff rushed out to carefully evaluate him. He clutched his lower leg and required significant assistance from trainers to limp off the field.

The Bears subsequently sent Williams into the medical tent before carting him back to the locker room. Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent quickly stepped onto the field to replace the injured star player. Ultimately, Chicago faces a major injury concern regarding their franchise quarterback moving forward.

What’s Next For Williams?

This sudden injury deals a devastating blow to the Bears, as Williams is the franchise’s absolute centerpiece. He established himself as an elite talent after orchestrating an NFL-record seven comeback wins last season. Furthermore, the entire offensive playbook under head coach Ben Johnson is meticulously built around his unique playmaking abilities.

Williams had 138 yards passing and one interception prior to his injury.

Without his dynamic passing and rushing threat, Chicago’s offense completely loses its competitive edge in the NFC. Ultimately, the quarterback’s long-term health remains vital for the Bears’ chances of making a deep postseason run. Backup Tyson Bagent must now lead the huddle while the team awaits official results from medical testing.