The Chicago Bears are exploring options to bolster their running back corps as the off-season progresses. After drafting Kyle Monangai in the seventh round, an alleged desire for a veteran presence emerged, particularly concerning J.K. Dobbins, who has been labeled as an ideal fit due to his versatile skill set. Dobbins showcased a strong return to form last season with the Los Angeles Chargers, rushing for 905 yards and nine touchdowns.

Pairing Dobbins with D'Andre Swift could create a dynamic backfield for the Bears, providing them with a combination of power and speed. This union would enhance the offense under the guidance of new running backs coach Eric Bieniemy, who aims to maximize the potential of both veteran and rookie players. The Bears are likely to continue their search for experience before training camp to solidify this critical position.