Caleb Williams has thrown just two passing touchdowns through the first two weeks of the 2026 NFL season, both in a Week 1 win over the Panthers, before suffering a Grade 2 right hamstring strain in Week 2 against the Vikings. The Chicago Bears quarterback has missed the past two games and is ruled out for Week 5 at Green Bay, with a cautious week-to-week recovery timeline that could keep him sidelined into Week 6 or beyond. Backup Tyson Bagent has started in his absence as the Bears maintain a strong 3-1 record behind a stout defense and efficient run game. Williams posted 27 passing scores in 17 games during 2025 and 20 as a rookie, but the current injury and limited early volume introduce uncertainty for his full-season total amid an improving supporting cast that includes receivers Rome Odunze and Luther Burden.