Bears WR D.J. Moore (shoulder) returned to a limited practice on Thursday. That should have him on track to play vs. the Vikings this weekend, but we'll see how Moore is listed on the final injury report tomorrow.

Bears WR D.J. Moore (shoulder) did not practice on Wednesday. He suffered this shoulder injury in the first half of last week's game but was able to return for the second. We're tentatively expecting Moore to play vs. the Vikings on Sunday but will keep you updated on his status. His absence would free up snaps for WR Luther Burden.

Bears RB D’Andre Swift led the backfield in a Week 10 win over the Giants. Swift topped rookie Kyle Monangai in snap share (61% to 39%), carry share (62% to 33%), and route rate (56% to 39%) in his return from a groin injury.

Bears QB Caleb Williams delivered a strong fantasy outing in Sunday’s comeback win over the Giants. The second-year pro tallied 220 passing yards and 1 TD, plus 63 yards and another score on the ground.

Bears WR D.J. Moore is questionable to return to Sunday's game vs. the Giants due to a shoulder injury. His absence should afford rookie WR Luther Burden more snaps. We'll update Moore's status when we know more.

Update: Moore returned.

Bears RB D'Andre Swift (groin, personal) is active for today’s game vs. the Giants. He didn’t practice on Friday, presumably for personal reasons, and was listed as questionable. But Swift was a full-go on Thursday, so we’re not expecting the groin to be a major issue. It’s unclear exactly how work will be divvied between Swift and RB Kyle Monangai, with HC Ben Johnson suggesting Friday that he could ride the hot hand. Both guys have plenty of upside against the Giants’ 31st-ranked RB defense.

The forecast for today's Giants-Bears game calls for sustained winds around 20 mph with gusts up near 30 mph. That's enough to potentially impact play calling (i.e. more running) and passing efficiency. The game's total has dropped from 47 to 45.5. We've docked the projections on both passing games and would stay away from the kickers in this game. See the updated rankings.

Bears RB D'Andre Swift (groin, personal) is expected to play vs. the Giants on Sunday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. Swift was seemingly on track to play after putting in a full practice on Thursday. But he was sidelined on Friday and had "personal" added to his listing on the injury report. The pattern makes us believe that the groin is not a big concern heading into this one. The question now is how backfield touches will be divvied after RB Kyle Monangai's big Week 9. HC Ben Johnson said Friday that he's willing to ride the hot hand. "I believe in a guy having the hot hand," Johnson said. "One guy, if he’s feeling it and giving us a spark, we might lean on that a little bit longer." We're expecting Swift to get the start vs. the Giants -- and the first opportunity to get that hot hand. But this is a difficult backfield to project. The good news is that there should be lots of production to go around against the league's 31st-ranked RB defense.

The Bears have ruled LB T.J. Edwards out for Sunday's game against the Giants. HC Ben Johnson revealed Friday that Edwards had surgery this week for a broken hand. The team reportedly won't be placing him on IR and hopes Edwards can return soon with a club on the repaired hand.

Bears TE Cole Kmet (concussion) is not listed on the final injury report and will play vs. the Giants this weekend. Kmet isn’t a fantasy option, but his presence dings TE Colston Loveland’s playing-time projection. The rookie remains a viable TE1, though, after his huge Week 9.

Bears WR Luther Burden (concussion) put in a full week of practice and is off the final injury report. He’ll be back for Sunday’s game vs. the Giants but figures to remain the No. 4 WR in terms of routes.

Bears RB D'Andre Swift (groin, personal) is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game vs. the Giants. He was a full-go in Thursday’s practice but sidelined on Friday and given a “personal” tag on the injury report. We’ll look for more info on Swift’s status for this one. We’re expecting him to lead a committee attack alongside RB Kyle Monangai if he plays. If not, Monangai would be a fantasy RB1 against a bad Giants run defense.

Bears TE Cole Kmet (concussion) was a full participant in Thursday's practice. He's on track to be cleared for this weekend's game vs. the Giants. Kmet has fallen well behind TE Colston Loveland in playing time and is off the fantasy radar. But his availability does put a small dent in Loveland's outlook.

Bears RB D'Andre Swift (groin) was upgraded to full participation in Thursday's practice. He'll be back for this weekend's game vs. the Giants after watching rookie RB Kyle Monangai run all over the Bengals last week. It's possible that performance earned Monangai a bigger role going forward. But there should be plenty to go around for both guys on Sunday against the Giants' 31st-ranked RB defense.

Bears WR Luther Burden (concussion) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. Barring a setback, he'll play vs. the Giants this weekend. Burden isn't a fantasy option, but his return dents WR Olamide Zaccheaus' value.

Bears RB D'Andre Swift (groin) got in a limited practice on Wednesday. It's an improvement over last week, when he missed all three practices before winding up inactive. We're tentatively expecting Swift back for Sunday's game vs. the Giants but will keep you updated on his status over the next few days. RB Kyle Monangai had a huge game with Swift out last week -- but it came against the Bengals. Swift still figures to have a significant role in this backfield when available.

Bears Edge Dayo Odeyingbo will miss the rest of the season after tearing his right Achilles' tendon in Sunday's win over the Bengals. It's the second career tear for Odeyingbo, who suffered the same injury while training for the Senior Bowl back in 2021. I don't know whether that injury occurred to the same leg, though, because most reporters don't seem to realize that nearly all players actually have two legs.

Making his first NFL start in relief of D'Andre Swift, Kyle Monangai had a banner day, piling up 198 yards of offense and dominating Chicago's backfield in the Bears' 47-42 victory over the Bengals. The seventh-round rookie carried 26 times for 176 yards (6.2 yards per carry) and produced 106 yards after contact.

Bears TE Cole Kmet has been ruled out of Sunday's game vs. the Bengals with a concussion. It's his first documented concussion. His absence should mean a boost in playing time for TE Colston Loveland.

Bears TE Cole Kmet (back) practiced all week and is off the final Week 9 injury report. He’ll be back for Sunday’s game vs. the Bengals. Kmet had fallen well behind TE Colston Loveland in playing time before the injury and is off the fantasy radar. His return dents Loveland’s fantasy outlook, but the rookie still boasts upside against Cincinnati’s 32nd-ranked TE defense.