Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams returned to full practice for the first time since September 18, marking a significant milestone in his recovery from a hamstring tear. However, the quarterback remains uncertain if he will play in the Week 6 game against Atlanta, stating he must complete medical protocols and stress testing. Williams described the injury as a 'serious' tear, contradicting earlier reports of a Grade 2 strain.
He has undergone five to six hours of daily treatment and is confident in his speed and strength. Coach Ben Johnson has refused to set a timeline, emphasizing Williams' unique recovery ability. Williams also addressed social media criticism regarding his emotional exit from the Vikings game, where he was seen crying under a towel.
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