Fantasy Life Articles on D'Andre Swift
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This is the sixth (SIXTH!) time this year Swift has been a fantasy favorite of mine. That might seem extreme, but it's hard to quibble with what he has done (15.8 fantasy points per game, 538 yards, 6 TDs on 94 carries, 21 targets, 77 Utilization Score), especially without No. 2 RB Kyle Monangai (toe) over the past two weeks (18.2 fantasy points per game, 143 yards, 3 TDs on 25 carries, 10 targets, 82 Utilization Score). With the return of QB Caleb Williams last week, the Bears offense is in fine form, and Williams throughout his career has been his best outside division (17-7-1 ATS, 34.9% ROI). Over the past five years, the Bears have had the league's No. 4 home-field advantage (+5.54, per NFElo), and they have a boosted home edge against the Pats because they're outside division and conference and on grass (vs. turf).
STACKED’s take
Swift's sixth favorite pick this year; elevated production without Monangai; Bears' strong home edge.
Swift is highlighted as a favorite for the sixth time this year against the Patriots in Week 7, based on Bears' implied team total (26.75 points, tied for No. 2). Swift has averaged 15.8 fantasy points per game (538 yards, 6 TDs on 94 carries, 21 targets, 77 Utilization Score) for the season. Without No. 2 RB Kyle Monangai (toe) over the past two weeks, Swift has elevated to 18.2 fantasy points per game (143 yards, 3 TDs on 25 carries, 10 targets, 82 Utilization Score). With QB Caleb Williams' return, the Bears offense is in fine form; Williams has a strong record outside division (17-7-1 ATS, 34.9% ROI). Bears have No. 4 home-field advantage over five years (+5.54, per NFElo) and a boosted home edge against the Pats (outside division/conference, on grass vs. turf).
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