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Caleb Williams is back. The Chicago Bears are set to start their franchise quarterback in Week six against the Atlanta Falcons after he missed three straight games. Williams returning to that offense is a massive shot of momentum for a Bears squad that has been running on fumes without him.
Meanwhile, in college football, the Texas Longhorns are in genuine trouble. Steve Sarkisian is facing serious pressure to hand off play-calling duties and make a decision on whether Arch Manning is the quarterback to rescue what's becoming a fading playoff picture. The offense has been anemic, and time is running short for the former number one team in the country to find answers.
And over in the Big Ten, Ohio State took a significant hit when quarterback Julian Sayin went down against Indiana and is now expected to miss several weeks. For a Buckeyes program with national title ambitions, losing your signal caller at this stage of the season is about as bad as the timing gets.
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