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Chicago Bears depth chart

NFC North · updated Sat Nov 14

Week 10 (updated Sat Nov 14): the Bears depth chart lists Caleb Williams at QB, D'Andre Swift at RB, Luther Burden III, Rome Odunze and Kalif Raymond at WR, Colston Loveland at TE and Cairo Santos at K.

Depth chart as of · injury tags for Week 10

Since Sun Nov 8

What changed on the Bears depth chart

No new starters since . 2 backup moves are marked in the tables below.

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Bears offense

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Pos Starter 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
QB Caleb Williams Tyson Bagent Case Keenum
RB D'Andre Swift Kyle Monangai Roschon Johnson Zavier Scott IR ▲ Up Brittain Brown IR ▲ Up
WR1 Luther Burden III Zavion Thomas
WR2 Rome Odunze Jahdae Walker
WR3 Kalif Raymond
TE Colston Loveland Sam Roush Stephen Carlson Hayden Large IR Cole Kmet IR Nikola Kalinic IR
Offensive line
LT Theo Benedet Ozzy Trapilo Braxton Jones
LG Joe Thuney Jordan McFadden
C Garrett Bradbury Logan Jones
RG Jonah Jackson Luke Newman
RT Darnell Wright Theo Benedet
Base 4-3 D

Bears defense

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Pos Starter 2nd 3rd 4th
LDE Montez Sweat Austin Booker Daniel Hardy
LDT Grady Jarrett Neville Gallimore Jordan van den Berg Jayden Loving
RDT Jeffery Simmons Shemar Turner Kentavius Street
RDE James Lynch Dayo Odeyingbo
WLB Devin Bush Tony Fields II Nephi Sewell
MLB T.J. Edwards Noah Sewell Keyshaun Elliott
SLB D'Marco Jackson Jack Sanborn Ruben Hyppolite II
LCB Jaylon Johnson Josh Blackwell Clark Phillips III
SS Dillon Thieneman Elijah Hicks
FS Cam Lewis Skyler Thomas Coby Bryant
RCB Tyrique Stevenson Malik Muhammad Dallis Flowers
NB Kyler Gordon
Special Teams

Bears special teams

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Pos Starter 2nd 3rd
K Cairo Santos
P Tory Taylor
PR Kalif Raymond Zavion Thomas Josh Blackwell
KR Zavion Thomas Josh Blackwell Kalif Raymond
LS Scott Daly
How to read it

Starters, backups and the marks

Each row is one spot in the formation, starter first and the backups in order behind him. The offense lists three wide receiver spots (WR1–WR3), so the first name in each is a starting receiver. The fantasy positions — quarterback, running back, receiver, tight end and kicker — are in purple, and a player with a page on this site links to it.

New starter, New, ▲ Up and ▼ Down compare this chart with the one from about a week earlier () , position by position: a receiver moved from one WR spot to another is not new.

Out, Doubtful and Questionable come from the team's official injury report for the week, and IR, PUP and the other reserve lists from nflverse's weekly rosters — the same availability every weekly board on the site uses. They cover the fantasy positions; a team's depth chart is often slower to change than its injury report.

A depth chart is the team's own ordering, not a snap count: a listed starter can still split the work. For who actually gets the ball, see the target share leaders and the handcuff rankings; for this week's statuses, the NFL injury report.

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Depth charts: ESPN team depth charts, compiled by nflverse.com (CC-BY-4.0), snapshot . Injury designations: the clubs' official NFL injury reports; roster statuses: nflverse weekly rosters. This page reports team depth charts and official statuses only.