NFL Position Roles - Chicago Bears

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Chicago deploys a two-man split with D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai, each logging 53% and 44% snap shares respectively. Swift averages 15 rushes and 2 targets per game with 38% of the Bears’ red-zone rushing attempts. Monangai mirrors Swift’s rushing workload at 15 rushes per game with 1 target per game and leads the backfield with 54% of red-zone carries. Travis Homer mixes in sparingly, averaging 0 rushes and 0 targets per game with no red-zone involvement.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks)Rome Odunze contributes 7 targets per game on a 78% snap share with 22% of Chicago’s red-zone targets; Odunze missed the Week 14 game with a heel injury. DJ Moore follows with an 83% snap rate, 5 targets per game and 33% of the red-zone work. Luther Burden posts a 54% snap share, 6 targets per game and 7% of red-zone opportunities. Olamide Zaccheaus adds a 38% snap rate with 2 targets per game and 13% red-zone usage.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Colston Loveland leads the tight end unit with a 64% snap share, averaging 5 targets per game and 20% of red-zone targets. Cole Kmet plays 71% of snaps with 3 targets per game and a 7% red-zone share, while Durham Smythe sees a 26% snap rate with 1 target per game (0% red-zone share).