Worrying Video Emerges Of Bears QB Caleb Williams At Blackhawks Game [VIDEO]

Caleb Williams better give himself plenty of recovery time.

A worrisome video has emerged of Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams in visible pain during Monday’s game between the Chicago Blackhawks and Winnipeg Jets at the United Center.

Less than 24 hours after his Bears were eliminated by the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round, Caleb Williams was spotted at the United Center. Williams cheered on the Blackhawks, who shut out their Central Division rivals 2-0 in Jonathan Toews’ emotional return to Windy City.

A video has surfaced of Williams making his way up the stairs during Monday’s game. Unfortunately, it’s also evident that the star quarterback was in visible pain:


Caleb Williams wasn’t listed on the injury report before the game, per Fox Sports. He wasn’t sacked during the overtime loss to the Rams, but Williams’ body is still gonna feel it after a grind of 19 hard-hitting games this season.

Williams’ miracle fourth-down touchdown throw to Cole Kmet to keep the game going in the waning seconds will go down as one of the best plays in Bears history. Even if the Rams went on to win.

Caleb Williams & Bears Have An Ultra Bright Future

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams in a Bears shirtCaleb Williams (David Banks-Imagn Images)
It’s obviously painful for the Bears to know they were just a couple of plays away from reaching the NFC Championship Game. But the difficult loss to LA doesn’t take away the special year in Windy City.

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Williams and Ben Johnson restored hope in a long-suffering Bears franchise. The club won its first NFC North division crown since 2018. Then, they pulled off a stunning comeback over the archrival Green Bay Packers. The Wild Card Round victory marked Chicago’s first playoff win in 15 years.

The Bears have an extremely bright future, starting with Williams and Johnson. Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland, Darnell Wright, Tyrique Stevenson and Kyler Gordon are a promising young core to build around.