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Seahawks Get Charbonnet Return, Bears Lose Monangai

Seattle's restored running depth plus the addition of All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson could reshape how both teams attack the line on Monday night.

Overview

  • By Saturday, Oct. 31, multiple outlets reported that Zach Charbonnet will make his 2026 season debut and rookie Jadarian Price practiced fully and is available if Seattle activates him to the 53‑man roster.
  • Price must be formally moved off injured reserve to play, a procedural roster step the Seahawks can complete before Monday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.
  • Chicago announced on Saturday that running back Kyle Monangai is ruled out with lingering toe and thumb issues, leaving D'Andre Swift as the Bears' primary ball carrier.
  • Seattle will insert All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson into the starting lineup while ruling out left tackle Charles Cross and several role players, creating a new offensive‑line mix for the run game.
  • Those changes force clear game‑plan consequences: Seattle can manage Charbonnet's workload while leaning on a deeper backfield and upgraded line, and Chicago must adjust play calling and snap distribution without Monangai.