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The Chicago Bears are bracing for a rough stretch after quarterback Caleb Williams was confirmed to have a Grade two hamstring injury, suffered late in last week's loss to Minnesota. The timeline sits at three to four weeks, though Williams is reportedly pushing hard to return sooner. The Bears will need answers at the position while their franchise arm heals up.
Shifting to Green Bay, the Packers are asking serious questions about their fifty-seven million dollar investment in defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt. After Thursday's ugly thirty-five to fourteen beatdown at the hands of Atlanta, Wyatt has been nearly invisible through three games. When you hand a player that kind of money in the offseason, quiet is the last thing you want from him.
And on the trade front, a handful of NFL teams have reportedly started making calls about Pittsburgh cornerback Joey Porter Junior. The Steelers have not put him on the block publicly, but when inquiries start coming in from multiple directions, that's rarely just coincidence. Pittsburgh's front office will have some decisions to make if the interest keeps building.
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