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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. But what should the plan be for 2027? If Swift is looking to become one of the 10 highest-paid running backs in the NFL and looking for a salary around $15 million, that's just not something the Bears should be interested in doing.
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Swift's 2027 future hinges on production consistency and salary demands.

Swift enters the final year of his contract (2026) and faces an uncertain future with the Bears; the team is unlikely to extend him this offseason, and his 2027 status depends on whether he maintains 2025 production levels and keeps salary demands reasonable (around $8m) versus seeking a hefty raise to $15m+ as a top-10 paid running back, which the Bears cannot afford given competing needs for a Caleb Williams extension and defensive overhaul.

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