Running back is one of the big questions marks on the Chicago Bears’ roster, making every training camp rep count.

Chicago Bears camp battles are shaping the projected 53-man roster as the team prepares for its first padded training camp practice on Monday. As the players enjoy an off day today, let's look at some key position battles Chicago Sun-Times analyst Patrick Finley has projected.

Why it’s worth watching: It’s not going to be a surprise who the top running back in this group is. The Bears committed three years and $24 million to D’Andre Swift in free agency.

Can Bears seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai earn playing time as a rookie? Here’s what the former Rutgers running back needs to prove during training camp.

The Bears say they’re built to win. Now they need to learn exactly which pieces to keep. Projecting the Bears’ 53-man roster on the eve of the first padded training-camp practice Monday: They’re keeping: Caleb Williams, Tyson Bagent, Case Keenum. On the bubble: Austin Reed.

The Chicago Bears' depth chart at running back will likely begin with Swift as the RB1 and Roschon Johnson serving as the primary power back in the RB2 role. Monangai should start the 2025 season as the RB3, but there's a direct path to early-down carries if he continues to impress.