Bears coach reveals Caleb Williams’ actions amid injury 

Caleb Williams missed his third consecutive game on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. The Chicago Bears star quarterback continues to recover from the hamstring injury he suffered in Week 2. However, offensive coordinator Press Taylor shared that he remains involved with the team.

Williams exited in the fourth quarter versus the Minnesota Vikings and did not return. Case Keenum started in his place the following week and led Chicago to a 27-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Tyson Bagent starred under center in the Week 4 matchup with the New York Jets, guiding the team to a 23-12 victory.

However, the 26-year-old struggled during Sundays rivalry showdown, finishing with 11-of-19 completions for 87 yards and two interceptions. He was benched in the fourth quarter for Keenum, who completed 11-of-19 passes for 108 yards and one interception. The Bears saw their two-game winning streak end via a 31-7 loss at Lambeau Field.

Chicago Bears: Press Taylor shares Caleb Williams’ involvement during recovery

Taylor addressed reporters before the Week 5 game. He discussed how active Williams has been with the team despite his recovery.

“He’s performing his rehab the way he’s supposed to do with those guys, Taylor said. “So they’re up to speed on where he is physically and all that. But in terms of the walkthroughs and the meetings, he’s very involved, very engaged, exactly like he would be if he were the starter. You try to do everything possible to put yourself in the person’s shoes getting the rep without being the one physically out there. In terms of engagement and the way (quarterbacks coach) JT’s (Barrett) approached that, we’re very pleased with where he is in terms of staying involved in the plan.”

Press Taylor on keeping Caleb Williams Engaged while being Out:

“He’s performing his rehab the way he’s supposed to do with those guys, so they’re up to speed on where he is physically and all that. But in terms of the walkthroughs and the meetings, he’s very involved, very engaged, exactly like he would be if he were the starter. You try to do everything possible to put yourself in the person’s shoes getting the rep without being the one physically out there. In terms of engagement and the way JT’s approached that, we’re very pleased with where he is in terms of staying involved in the plan.”

Caleb Williams is almost back

— Bears on Real (@BearsOnReal) October 11, 2026

Williams could reportedly return to practice as early as next week. Should he remain sidelined, Bagent will likely earn the starting role again when the Bears face the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Related reading:

Packers LB Zaire Franklin does not hold back on Bears’ Luther Burden III 

Bears QB Tyson Bagent assigns blame after loss to Packers

Bears fans awaiting Ben Johnson’s decision after unfortunate news

Browns coach Todd Monken shares heartfelt tribute for Bears legend Mike Ditka

The post Bears coach reveals Caleb Williams’ actions amid injury  appeared first on ChiCitySports.