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Caleb Williams went down in Chicago's home opener against Minnesota, and the city held its breath. The Bears' franchise quarterback suffered an injury that cast a dark shadow over an already brutal loss to the Vikings, and right now the details on his status are exactly what Bears fans don't want to hear — unclear and concerning.
Across the league, Ja'Marr Chase reminded everyone why he's the most dangerous receiver in the game. After a quiet opener against Tampa Bay, Cincinnati made it a point to feed him early and often against Houston, and Chase delivered — seven catches, seventy-five yards, and two touchdowns in a Week two win over the Texans. That's fourteen career multi-touchdown games for the man.
And in Atlanta, the questions are piling up fast. The Falcons got steamrolled by Carolina thirty-four to three, frustration spilled onto the sideline, and head coach Kevin Stefanski is left insisting the locker room is holding together. With quarterback struggles mounting and answers nowhere in sight, Atlanta's season is already at a crossroads.
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