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Swift definitely outplayed his $8m per year salary. Swift enters the final year of his contract, and it's a pretty safe assumption that the Bears aren't going to extend him this offseason.
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Swift outplayed $8M salary in 2025; extension makes sense if demands stay reasonable.

Swift outplayed his $8 million per year salary in 2025, making him a potential value candidate for contract extension discussions. He enters the final year of his contract, and the Bears face a decision on whether to extend him before the 2027 league year. If Swift maintains similar production to 2025 and keeps salary demands reasonable (around his current $8m or slight raise), extension makes sense given the Bears' need to stabilize the offense and allocate resources to Caleb Williams extension and defensive upgrades.

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