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After putting the ball on the ground, Swift did not see a single carry for the rest of the game. On the day, Monangai ended up playing 54% of the snaps to Swift's 36%. While Swift's benching on Sunday likely doesn't carry over into Week 5, Monangai's stellar play could lead to an even tighter rotation between the two, which would make Swift a less-appealing RB2.
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Swift's fumble benching and 36% snap share (vs. Monangai's 54%) may tighten rotation going forward.

Swift's role in the Bears backfield took a significant hit on Sunday after he fumbled early in the third quarter. Following the turnover, Swift did not see a single carry for the rest of the game and did not even play a snap. While head coach Ben Johnson said the benching had nothing to do with a potential knee aggravation from the fumble, Swift finished with 36% of snaps to Kyle Monangai's 54%. The source notes that while Swift's benching likely doesn't carry over into Week 5, Monangai's stellar performance could lead to an even tighter rotation, making Swift a less-appealing RB2 going forward.

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