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What happened Friday at Halas Hall:Monangai returns to practiceBears No. 2 running back Kyle Monangai practiced Friday for the first time in more than a month after hurting his toe in the Week 4 win over the Jets, when he…

Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai returned to practice on Friday for the first time in over a month following a toe injury suffered in Week 4 against the Jets. Monangai was limited in practice and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Buccaneers, though it appears unlikely he will play.
Elsewhere on the roster, head coach Ben Johnson confirmed defensive tackle Grady Jarrett will play despite dealing with a groin injury, while left tackle Theo Benedet was fully cleared after a shoulder issue. Cornerbacks Tyrique Stevenson and Malik Muhammad remain questionable due to lingering injuries.
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