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Bears Quarterback Reaches Full Practice but Remains Unsure for Week 6
Caleb Williams logs first full session since Sept. 18 while continuing daily treatment and medical checks ahead of the matchup in Atlanta.
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Practice Milestone
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a step forward in his return from a hamstring injury by participating fully in practice for the first time since Sept. 18. The signal caller has appeared on the injury report as a full participant for two straight days yet stressed that his availability for the Week 6 game remains undecided pending further medical protocols and stress testing.
Injury Background
Williams has missed the team's last three games after sustaining the injury late in a contest against the Minnesota Vikings. He described feeling a pop in his right leg while running near the end zone and noted that he has undergone five to six hours of daily treatment since then. The quarterback said he resumed throwing roughly a week and a half to two weeks after the setback and confirmed he has already reached high speeds on the field, though he must still complete required testing before a 60-minute game.
Mindset and Schedule
Williams expressed frustration with how his injury had been portrayed publicly and emphasized his commitment to the team. With the Bears set to play two games across a five-day span beginning with the Falcons on Oct. 18, he indicated his sole focus is clearing the necessary steps to be ready for Week 6 rather than projecting ahead to the following Thursday contest.
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