Grady Jarrett on his confidence in Bears QB Tyson Bagent

Usually, when Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams goes down on the turf, he always gets right up again. It's part of his Superman persona that he's embodied going into his third NFL season. But, for once, Superman didn't get back up again.

Williams suffered a hamstring injury in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings, where he was in severe pain and had to be helped off the field and then carted back to the locker room. Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, who signed a two-year, $10 million contract extension last summer, jumped in cold off the bench to attempt to lead Chicago to a comeback and help guide the team after their star quarterback went out.