Caleb Williams Ruled Out by Bears; Starting Quarterback for Jets Game Undetermined
The Macon Telegraph reports that the Bears have ruled out QB Caleb Williams, with the starter TBD for their game against the Jets.
Macon, GA, October 2, 2026 — The Chicago Bears have ruled out quarterback Caleb Williams for an upcoming game against the New York Jets. The decision means the team’s starting quarterback for that contest remains to be determined.
According to a report from The Macon Telegraph, the Bears organization has made the decision to sideline Williams for the matchup with the Jets. The specific reasons for Williams being ruled out were not detailed in the report. This development leaves a vacancy at the starting quarterback position for the Bears as they prepare to face the Jets.
With Williams unavailable, the coaching staff will now decide which player will take the field as the starter against New York. The identity of this starting quarterback has not yet been announced, leading to speculation about the team’s immediate plans at the position. Further announcements regarding the starting lineup are expected closer to the game date.
The Macon Telegraph’s report focused on the status of Caleb Williams and the subsequent uncertainty surrounding the starting quarterback role for the game against the Jets. The team has not provided further details on the situation or named a replacement starter.
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