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Colston Loveland good to go, Kyle Monangai ruled out in Bears’ latest Week 8 injury report
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Tight end Colston Loveland and running back Kyle Monangai got mixed injury updates ahead of the Chicago Bears ' Week 8 contest this weekend.
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Loveland is going through the sophomore season of his NFL career with the Bears. He made his way up the ranks to become a full-time starter, elevating Chicago's offense en route to making the playoffs last season as a rookie.
Monangai is also halfway through Year 2 of his professional career with Chicago. He has made noise as a secondary rusher behind D'Andre Swift, showing an impressive skillset to be productive in an explosive offense.
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Chicago provided a new injury report on Saturday, a day before the team's contest. Six players are on the list, including Loveland and Monangai. One update was positive for Loveland and the other was negative for Monangai. The standout tight end fully participated in practice on Saturday, being a full go for the game . Unfortunately, Monangai continues to be absent from practice due to thumb and toe injuries, missing out on the contest.
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"Bears TE Colston Loveland has no injury designation for Monday night's game; RB Kyle Monangai officially is out," NFL insider Adam Schefter wrote.
What lies ahead for Colston Loveland, Bears
It may not be ideal news, but Colston Loveland being available does provide comfort to the Bears offense. They await Kyle Monangai's return from injury as they reach the midpoint of the 2026 campaign.
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Chicago has a 5-2 record this season, sitting at second place in the NFC North Division standings. They are above the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers while trailing the Minnesota Vikings. In terms of the conference standings, they are fifth place. They lead over the Lions and the Packers while being under the Carolina Panthers and the New York Giants.
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The Bears will look forward to their upcoming primetime matchup, being on the road. They take on the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 8 as kickoff commences on Nov. 2 at 8:15 p.m. ET.
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