
Super Bowl champion coach Doug Pederson: NIU will be better next year because of what Rob Harley doing now
By Anita Patel
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Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai continued to miss practice Friday ahead of playing the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night. Monangai (thumb/toe) didn’t practice again and left doubt that he’ll return against the Seahawks. He hasn’t played in a game or practiced since he injured himself during the team’s Week 4 win over the New York Jets. The team held two practices this week before it released an estimated injury report Thursday. He’ll have one more chance to practice Saturday before the Bears give their final game designations. The Bears had hoped that they could avoid placing Monangai on injured reserve. But Monday will be Monangai’s fourth game that he’ll miss if he doesn’t play.#Bears Injury Report pic.twitter.com/WqPp3Szwb7 Bears Communications (@BearsPR) October 30, 2026Bears tight end Colston Loveland (neck) was added to the injury report Friday after he practiced in limited fashion. Linebacker D’Marco Jackson (ankle) also took a step in the wrong direction when he didn’t