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The Chicago Bears will deal with some uncertainty at some spots of their roster for Sunday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Soldier Field. Running back Kyle Monangai (toe/thumb) returned to practice for the first time since he hurt himself in the team’s Week 4 win over the New York Jets. Monangai returned in limited fashion Friday and was ruled questionable for Sunday’s game.Friday was an encouraging development for an injury that hasn’t had much of a timeline. Chicago avoided placing Monangai on injured reserve in the hopes that he could’ve returned sooner if the injury healed quicker. Now the Bears will have to wait to see how Monangai feels Sunday or maybe until after their Week 10 bye to see how soon he can return to the field. “Getting better,” Bears head coach Ben Johnson said Friday at Halas Hall in Lake Forest before practice. “Yeah, so it’s like I said last time we brought him up, each injury is a little bit different and you try to get a timeline, an approxima