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Kyle Monangai’s Week 4 performance has earned him some national attention, including Good Morning Football’s Kyle Brandt’s “Angry Runs” scepter! This is Monangai’s third Angry Runs scepter in his first season and change, and it’s well-deserved after he rushed for 146 yards and two scores on Sunday.

.@kylemonangai's racking up the Angry Runs scepters ??: @gmfb pic.twitter.com/8jVHD5HYi7

— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) October 6, 2026 Monangai got 30 carries on Sunday after D’Andre Swift was benched following a fumble and two failed attempts to get the ball across the goal line early in the game. Head coach Ben Johnson is a big fan of Swift, but he’s a bigger fan of accountability and attention to detail. I’m not sure how that will affect Sunday’s game plan as far as the backfield split is concerned, but you can expect another heavy dose of the run with Caleb Williams still sidelined. “We’re going to run the football. It’s football. We know it, the other team knows it, everyone watching at home and in the stadium knows it. It just goes to show the testament that we put the time in to stick to what we know we’re going to do, and we just dare you to come stop us,” Monangai said on Sunday. Oct 4, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai (25) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter against the New York Jets at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Matt Marton-Imagn Images Opposing teams may know the Bears will run the football, but that hasn’t helped them stop it. Both Monangai and Swift are among the league’s best backs in yards before and after first contact this season, with Monangai averaging over 3.5 yards after first contact and Swift averaging over 1.5 yards before first contact. According to the Bears PR team, they’re also the first teammates in team history with over 300 rushing yards through the first four weeks of the season. They’re the first backfield duo since Walter Payton and Roland Harper in 1978 to each have more than 200 yards in the team’s first four games. Here’s every one of Kyle Monangai’s Week 4 rushing attempts, for your afternoon viewing pleasure:

All rushes from Kyle Monangai's dominate performance against the Jets pic.twitter.com/yyrT0X1fcr

— Ficky (@itsfickybaby) October 5, 2026

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More fun with numbers (via Warren Sharp on X): Opposing defenses have blitzed the Bears on 50 percent of their dropbacks this season. The next closest teams are Seattle, Green Bay, and Minnesota, who have been blitzed on 37 percent of their dropbacks. Even more fun with numbers (via Kirsten Tanis on X): The Bears defense is allowing the fourth-fewest opponent points per game (16.3) and the third-fewest opponent yards per game (282.3) through the first four weeks of the season. In 2025, Dennis Allen’s group ranked 23rd in points allowed (24.3) and 29th in yardage allowed (363.7). Not too shabby. The Bears signed defensive back Elijah Jones and veteran wide receiver Scotty Miller to the practice squad on Tuesday. The team released defensive back De’Antre Prince from the practice squad, according to its communications department.

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Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III believes his head coach approaches Packers week much like Bears fans do.

Luther Burden on How Ben Johnson Prepares for the Packers: “I feel like he wants to beat them really bad, like everyone else in the room. Every Chicago fan wants to beat them. Make them quit.” Straight to the Point, fucking love it ? pic.twitter.com/m3PQ1bl0z8

— Bears on Real (@BearsOnReal) October 6, 2026

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