Bears Running Back Kyle Monangai Faces Potential Turf Toe Injury

Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai is facing a potential absence due to a turf toe injury, which could keep him out for one to two weeks, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

At 24 years old, Monangai has been a key player for the Bears, ranking as the NFL's fourth-most productive ballcarrier this season with 324 rushing yards on 60 carries, averaging 5.4 yards per attempt. He has also scored three rushing touchdowns, contributing significantly to the team's strong rushing performance.

If Monangai is sidelined, the Bears will likely rely on starting running back D’Andre Swift, who has accumulated 311 yards on 69 carries this season. Additionally, third-string running back Roschon Johnson may see increased playing time, while the team could elevate players from the practice squad to fill the roster gap. Turf toe injuries can be persistent, and while Monangai hopes to play through it, the team may choose to rest him for recovery.