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Bears coach Ben Johnson says QB Caleb Williams (hamstring) won't practice but doesn't rule him out vs. Eagles

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Even with all the Bears’ urgency and their confidence they’re ready to push for a trip to the Super Bowl, they would be wise to proceed cautiously with quarterback Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury.Their plan wasn’t exactly clear Monday, but it would be hard to imagine general manager Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson taking any chances by rushing him.Johnson avoided boxing himself in with any sort of timetable, saying only that he didn’t think Williams would practice this week leading up to the…

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