NFL Position Roles - Chicago Bears

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) D’Andre Swift is on for 54% of snaps with 14 rushes and 3 targets per game, taking 38% of Chicago’s red-zone carries. Kyle Monangai logs a 43% snap share for Chicago, averaging 14 rushes and 2 targets per game while handling 63% of the team’s red-zone rushes.

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) Rome Odunze leads the Bears’ receivers with a 78% snap rate, 7 targets per game, and 31% of red-zone targets. DJ Moore matches the heavy usage with 79% of snaps and 5 targets per game, accounting for 15% of the red-zone passing work. Luther Burden chips in 48% playing time and 4 targets per game with a 0% red-zone target share. Also, Olamide Zaccheaus sees 33% of snaps with 3 targets per game and 15% of Chicago’s red-zone looks.

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) Colston Loveland has emerged as the primary tight end, playing 65% of snaps with 5 targets per game and 23% of the Bears’ red-zone targets. Cole Kmet stays heavily involved as well, logging a 69% snap share with 2 targets per game and an 8% RZ target share.