Chicago Bears

Darnell Wright (ankle) returned to practice as a limited participant on Wednesday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Wright was able to make his return to practice on Wednesday and was officially a limited participant. That's a big step in the right direction for his availability for Week 5, but we likely won't know his status for sure until sometime after practice on Friday.

Jonah Jackson (ankle) was back at practice as a limited participant on Thursday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran made his return to practice on Thursday after missing Wednesday's practice due to an ankle issue. It looks like he's going to be good to go for Week 5, but we won't know for sure until later on in the week.

Joe Thuney (pec) logged a limited practice session on Thursday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran was able to practice on Thursday after missing Wednesday's practice due to a minor pec injury. He should be good to go for Week 5, assuming he's able to log another practice session on Friday.

Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe) did not practice for the Bears again on Thursday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Monangai missed a second-straight practice on Thursday. He's still dealing with two different injuries at this point, and they may prove to be enough of an issue to complicate his availability for Week 5. He could be limited or sidelined against the Packers on Sunday, but fantasy managers should continue to monitor his status closely over the next 24 hours, as we should know his official injury designation sometime after practice on Friday.

D'Andre Swift (hip/knee) was limited at Chicago's practice on Thursday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Swift was back at practice on Thursday after being sidelined by a pair of injuries on Wednesday. It looks like he's going to be good to go for Week 5, and he may see more work than usual if Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe) is limited or sidelined in Sunday's matchup against the Packers.

Caleb Williams has reportedly shown signs of progress in his rehab from a hamstring injury. (Source: Dan Wiederer on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Wiederer notes that Williams is “progressing notably with his on-field recovery steps. It remains unclear when he will return as the Bears have a short week in Week 7 if he were to return in Week 6. It is possible he returns in Week 8 as a result.

The Bears released Deantre Prince from their practice squad. (Source: Bears Communications on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Prince will figure to seek another opportunity.

Tyson Bagent will start next week against Green Bay, per Head Coach Ben Johnson. (Source: Adam Schefter on X)

Fantasy Impact: Bagent had himself a nice day against the Jets, even without throwing a touchdown. He simply wasn't asked to do much against a Jets team that lacked any bite. Against the Packers, however, you would expect tougher competition, so Bagent could have a better stat line next week.

The Bears D/ST allowed 12 points while notching three sacks in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Chicago's defense turned in an excellent performance for the second straight week. They got sacks from Devin Bush, Dayo Odeyingbo, and Austin Booker in the win. Chicago will now prepare to take on the Packers in Week 5.

Cairo Santos made all three of his field goals and added two extra points in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Santos made field goals from 30, 30, and 21 yards out in the win. The veteran kicker has made seven of his eight field-goal attempts and all 13 of his extra points thus far. He will take on the Packers in Week 5.

Colston Loveland caught six of his nine targets for 57 yards in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Loveland turned in his best game of the season, leading the Bears in catches and targets. It was a welcome sight after he had just five catches through the first three games. The second-year tight end now has 11 catches for 91 scoreless yards in four games. He will be on the TE1 radar in Week 5 against Green Bay.

Kalif Raymond caught both of his targets for six yards in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Raymond came back to earth in the win after he had been a big part of the Chicago passing attack over the first three games of the season. The veteran wideout now has 21 catches for 220 yards and one touchdown through four games. He will be on the flex radar in Week 5 vs. the Packers.

Rome Odunze caught six of his seven targets for 94 yards in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Odunze led the Bears in all receiving categories in what was his best game of the season. The veteran receiver has now caught 14 passes for 233 yards and no touchdowns through four games. Odunze will be a low-end WR3 in fantasy in Week 5 vs. the Packers.

Luther Burden III caught four of his six targets for 63 yards and added an 11-yard run in a 23-12 win over the Jets in Week 4.

Fantasy Impact: Burden got off to a fast start, catching three of his four passes in the first quarter, but was held to just one catch the rest of the way. He has been trending up, but fantasy managers are still waiting for a blow-up game from the second-year receiver. He will be a high-end WR3 in fantasy in Week 5 vs. the Packers.

Kyler Gordon (calf) is unavailable for Sunday's game against the New York Jets. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Gordon was able to take part in practice in a full capacity all week, but the Bears want to take the cautious approach with his recovery and are opting to let him sit out for another game in Week 4. Chicago's secondary will see a nice boost whenever he's back in the lineup for them.

Braxton Jones (knee) won't play in Sunday's game against the New York Jets. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jones wasn't able to practice at all this week due to a knee issue, and he has officially been ruled out ahead of Sunday's game as a result. Chicago's offensive front will be weaker than usual with him out of the lineup for at least this game.

Case Keenum completed 24 of his 34 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for six yards and a touchdown on four carries in a 27-7 win over the Eagles in Week 3.

Fantasy Impact: Keenum got the call with Caleb Williams (hamstring) and Tyson Bagent (concussion) both ailing and looked good in the Monday night win over Philly. He completed touchdown passes to Luther Burden III and Kalif Raymond in the contest. Bagent will likely be ready to return to action in Week 4 against the Jets, which will push Keenum to the backup role.

Tyrique Stevenson Sr. (hamstring) was upgraded to a limited participant on Friday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Stevenson was able to practice for the Bears on Friday after being absent from Thursday's practice due to a hamstring issue. It looks like he is planning to play in Week 3, which is good news for Chicago ahead of a tough matchup against the Eagles.

The Bears signed DB Keidron Smith to their practice squad.

Fantasy Impact: Smith will add depth in the secondary for Chicago.

Cole Kmet failed to catch his only target in the Bears' 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2.

Fantasy Impact: Kmet has struggled to make a sizeable impact in the Chicago offense to begin the season, finishing with three targets or less in each of the first two games. The tight end remains difficult to trust for fantasy managers ahead of a Week 3 contest against the Philadelphia Eagles.