Fantasy Life Articles on D'Andre Swift
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Swift started the game on Sunday and was busy right away, seeing 6 carries on the opening drive... After putting the ball on the ground, Swift did not see a single carry for the rest of the game.
STACKED’s take
Swift buy-low after fumble benching; should return as lead back despite Monangai's big game.
Swift is a buy-low candidate despite being outshined by Kyle Monangai in Week 4. Swift started the game and saw 6 carries on the opening drive, but after losing a fumble early in the third quarter, he did not see a single carry for the rest of the game and didn't even play a snap. Monangai carried the ball 30 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns. However, the source notes that things like this happen all the time in different backfields, and just about every time, the starter goes back to being the starter the very next week. Head coach Ben Johnson said Swift's lack of playing time had nothing to do with a potential knee aggravation. Monangai will continue to have a role, but not as the unquestioned lead option or with 30 carries. The Bears rank second in the league in rush rate (49%), and from Weeks 1-3, Swift was handling 64% of snaps and 59% of rush attempts. The source views Swift as a rock-solid RB2, though last week's events may tighten the snap and carry split going forward.
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