The 2025 NFL season has reached its midway point. Here's how the Chicago Bears' rookies grade so far. The 2025 NFL season is at its midway point (sort of). We're eight games into a 17-game season, and by now, we have a pretty good feel for the Chicago Bears' 2 025 rookie class.

The Chicago Bears could release running back D'Andre Swift in favor of rookie Kyle Monangai and save huge money next year.

Kyle Monangai might’ve surprised people with his performance in his first start for the Bears, but not anyone associated with Rutgers football.

Loveland became Williams' most trusted target on an afternoon when fellow tight end Cole Kmet exited the game in the second quarter with a concussion. The first-rounder led the Bears with seven targets and broke out with six receptions for 118 yards and two touchdowns.

Chicago Bears rookie running back Kyle Monangai made his first career start in Sunday's thrilling 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals

What a day it was for Caleb Williams, Kyle Monangai and Colston Loveland. And what a day it wasn't for Dennis Allen and Richard Hightower.

Chicago Bears rookie running back Kyle Monangai had 100 rushing yards in the first half of his first NFL start.

Chicago's rushing game could continue to be a pleasant surprise with both Swift and Monangai working as a dynamic duo, with Bieniemy's coaching leading the way. The Bears can only hope that the offense comes together as a whole and they can use their running game success to help lead to better complementary football.

Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai submits his "Angry Runs" nomination with a 18-yard gain against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Following his explosive debut, Monangai, who is looking like the biggest steal in the 2025 NFL draft, will now make his debut in my Chicago Bears player power rankings. Where does he land? And can Caleb Williams work his way back into the Top 5? Let's take a look.