Kyle Monangai resurfaced in full Bears participation and is back off the injury report, boosting the backfield clarity for Chicago. Roschon Johnson returned to practice on a limited basis after a month-long layoff with a foot issue, leaving his Week 1 status as questionable. T.J. Edwards is doubtful, and Jaylon Johnson, Nahshon Wright, and Jaylon Jones are among the biggest Week 1 doubts. If Johnson sits, Wright or Jones could see elevated roles, while Monangai could carve a short-yardage path behind a still-unclear committee.

Devin Duvernay and Dominique Robinson were removed from the injury report, trimming uncertainty on the Saints? Bears? defense and offense alike. The mix creates a high-stakes landscape for fantasy managers monitoring practice reports and active game-day projections, especially around Chicago’s backfield and starting corner spots. The uncertainty around the Bears’ secondary could tilt pass-game plans and matchup assumptions early in the season.

Chicago Bears injury update signals a Tuesday-to-Monday squeeze at key spots with Minnesota looming. T.J. Edwards’ hamstring casts doubt on his Monday night status, Roschon Johnson’s foot could knock him out if practice didn’t occur, Josh Blackwell would miss with a groin, and Kyle Monangai’s hamstring projection has him limited. Jaylon Johnson’s calf-groin is also a question mark, complicating Chicago’s defensive plans.

Devin Duvernay and Dominique Robinson are returning and would have practiced in full on Thursday, offering some relief on special teams and the edge. Johnson has been out since Aug. 7 and Monangai hasn’t been a full participant since the preseason opener, while Minnesota’s ground attack remains the focal point. This mix could push Bears’ depth players into bigger roles in a pivotal MNF tilt.

Chicago Bears finalize a reshaped 53-man roster, re-signing Scott Daly and Devin Duvernay while Austin Booker lands on IR and Carl Jones Jr. is waived. Caleb Williams headlines a revamped offense with Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum in reserve. D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson lead the backfield; DJ Moore anchors a deep WR corps with Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Olamide Zaccheaus and Jahdae Walker. Monte Sweat fronts a strengthened defense with Dayo Odeyingbo and Dominique Robinson; Cairo Santos kicks and Daly handles snapping. Fantasy note: offense looks explosive with clearer target shares behind Moore; Sweat’s sack upside could swing weekly IDP gains and Duvernay adds return/value depth.