During Thursday’s NFL game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was on the receiving end of a hit from Lions linebacker Jack Campbell that left Williams briefly sidelined.

The Detroit Lions clinched a last-minute win against the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, thanks in no small part to some infuriating end-of-game time management on the Bears' part. But the head-scratching decision from Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus wasn't the only notable moment of the game.

During the second half of Thursday's game at Detroit, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a low hit along the sideline from Lions linebacker Jack Campbell.

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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams called out a Detroit Lions defender over a controversial tackle in Thursday's game.

Against the Indianapolis Colts, the Detroit Lions defense featured a revamped group of linebackers led by Jack Campbell. Veteran Alex Anzalone and Derrick Barnes are out of action for the foreseeable future, leaving Campbell, Malcolm Rodriguez, Trevor Nowaske, Ben Niemann, Ezekiel Turner and David Long to step up and execute at a high level.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a sack on Detroit's 35-yard line with 36 seconds remaining, setting up a 3rd-and-26. However, the Bears opted not to use their final timeout and Williams wound up throwing a deep incompletion as time expired.