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What happened Saturday at Halas Hall:Loveland should be OKBears tight end Colston Loveland was back Saturday after missing part of practice Friday because of a neck injury. The team cleared him to play against the Seahawks on Monday, and coach…

Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland confirmed he is ready to play Monday against the Seattle Seahawks after returning to practice. Loveland had missed time Friday due to a minor neck tweak suffered while lifting weights, but he stated he is doing fine.
Head coach Ben Johnson confirmed Theo Benedet will start his fifth straight game at left tackle, keeping Ozzy Trapilo on a limited workload. Running back Kyle Monangai will miss his fourth game with a toe injury, while the NFL may bar quarterback Caleb Williams from wearing unapproved Caddix cleats.
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