Caleb Williams logged full participation in practice for the first time since September 18, a milestone that signals progress in his recovery from a hamstring injury.
The quarterback has been sidelined since the injury, missing both practice sessions and game action while he worked through the rehabilitation process.
Reaching full practice participation is a key step toward a return to full game readiness, according to team officials who have been monitoring his progress closely.
Hamstring injuries can be serious, often requiring several weeks of targeted rehab and gradual reintroduction to full activity before a player can resume competitive play.
Coaches and medical staff will continue to assess Williams’ readiness as the season approaches, ensuring he is fully prepared before being considered for game action.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
