India, Sept. 27 -- The Chicago Bears have suffered a massive blow to their offensive plans early in the campaign.

Starting quarterback Caleb Williams has been diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring strain following comprehensive medical evaluations.

Doctors now consider the issue a three to four week injury, immediately ruling the young playmaker out of upcoming action.

The update brings serious worry to the Bears camp as they prepare for a demanding stretch on the schedule.

Medical Diagnosis Confirms Multi-Week Absence

Williams initially picked up the right leg problem late in the fourth quarter during Chicago's Week 2 battle against the Minnesota Vikings.

While head coach Ben Johnson initially described the quarterback as week to week...