Sep 21, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
A non contact scream, a limp leg, and every fan’s stomach drops. We open with the Caleb Williams injury that looked like a nightmare in real time and quickly became a hamstring story, which sounds…
Evan JeffriesHost
Eric B. MackHost
Your first thoughts are, I hope to hell that's not his Achilles, right? Second thoughts are, that damn Madden curse.

With it all said and done, after about 30 minutes or so, they ended up saying it was a hamstring injury, which gave most people at least some relief that it wasn't something catastrophic.

And now with the hamstring injury, obviously there's grades to it, right? So he's getting an MRI, and that will kind of determine the severity of it.

But we're always looking at what a grade one, which is a mild strain, uh, partial it's, it's essentially micro micro tearing.

A grade two is a partial tear and a grade three is obviously a full blown tear.

So we won't know until Monday morning or at least until they tell us how the MRI, but there is some optimism.

There's nobody that can say that these injuries are, like, there's not more injuries that there has been in the past.

I mean, just from a fantasy perspective, like, you and I, what, we've been doing, like, fantasy 25, 26 years.

There's never been a time where it's, like, week to week, just so many guys out.

Your first thoughts are, I hope to hell that's not his Achilles, right? Second thoughts are, that damn Madden curse.

With it all said and done, after about 30 minutes or so, they ended up saying it was a hamstring injury, which gave most people at least some relief that it wasn't something catastrophic.

And now with the hamstring injury, obviously there's grades to it, right? So he's getting an MRI, and that will kind of determine the severity of it.

But we're always looking at what a grade one, which is a mild strain, uh, partial it's, it's essentially micro micro tearing.

A grade two is a partial tear and a grade three is obviously a full blown tear.

So we won't know until Monday morning or at least until they tell us how the MRI, but there is some optimism.

There's nobody that can say that these injuries are, like, there's not more injuries that there has been in the past.

I mean, just from a fantasy perspective, like, you and I, what, we've been doing, like, fantasy 25, 26 years.

There's never been a time where it's, like, week to week, just so many guys out.
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