Bears' QB Caleb Williams Undergoes Minor Wrist Surgery
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams undergoes elective surgery to remove a cyst from his throwing wrist. The procedure is not expected to impact his offseason or the 2025 NFL season.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was seen wearing a cast on his throwing hand while attending a basketball game at USC. It was the result of minor elective surgery to remove a cyst, a team source told ESPN. The quarterback underwent a procedure that was deemed "not serious," according to a source close to Williams. At no point during his rookie season was Williams on the Bears' injury report for a wrist or hand injury. During general manager Ryan Poles' season-ending news conference on Jan. 7, Williams was not listed among several players who required offseason surgery. Williams and Bears wide receiver John Jackson III, a fellow USC alum, were spotted courtside at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. Meanwhile at Halas Hall, the Bears conducted another series of first-round interviews to fill their head coach vacancy. Chicago had virtual interviews with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores and Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich on Saturday. The Bears have completed 16 interviews so far in search of the organization's 19th head coach.
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