Early-camp absences often mean little, but Kyle Monangai missing consecutive practices raises legitimate concern, as he is the sole non-PUP or NFI player sidelined for Chicago. Monangai carved out a role in his rookie campaign behind a 41.5-percent Opportunity Share (No. 41 among RBs) while generating 2.87 Yards Created Per Touch.

Prolonged missed reps stall his momentum in camp, making his health status critical to monitor heading into the season. Roschon Johnson is the next man up in Chicago and should be rostered in deep dynasty league formats given the TD equity available in Chicago’s high-octane offense.

UPDATE: Monangai returned to practice on Tuesday, August 5th.