Bears quarterback Caleb Williams said that media reports about his hamstring injury were wrong, criticising inaccuracies regarding the type and severity of the injury.
01Summary
- 01Williams addressed the injury publicly for the first time on Thursday, nearly four weeks after being carted off against the Vikings.
- 02He insisted that nothing reported about the type or severity of his hamstring injury was accurate.
- 03Williams reserved most of his criticism for reporters who covered the injury during his recovery.
02Why it matters
This matters because false reporting on player injuries can mislead fans and affect perceptions of team performance and player availability.
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