Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams left Sunday's Week 2 game against the Minnesota Vikings after collapsing during a fourth-quarter scramble at Soldier Field. Williams went down without being touched and appeared to be in significant pain before being helped from the field and taken to the locker room on a cart. The Bears were trailing the Vikings 6-3 when Williams suffered the injury.

Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent entered the game in relief. The Bears' drive stalled shortly after the injury, and a potential game-tying field goal attempt was blocked.

Williams entered the contest after a standout Week 1 performance in which he led the Bears to a 59-37 victory over the Carolina Panthers. He completed 21 of 29 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns while adding 65 rushing yards and two scores on the ground in that contest.

The Bears were in a tight contest with the Vikings, who entered the game at 1-0, when the injury occurred. No immediate update on the severity of Williams' condition was available as the game continued.

The incident came as the Bears looked to build on their strong start to the 2026 season under new leadership.