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PositiveProjectionOct 28, 2026
Scored a touchdown from 4 yards out following a 58-yard catch by Burden; was involved in the illegal forward handoff trick play where Williams faked to him before handing the ball forward to Joe Thuney.PositiveUsageOct 26, 2026
Swift recorded 22 carries for 78 yards with 1 TD and a season-high 26 total touches against New England; though the stat line appears modest, the source emphasizes his integral role in the win through consistent, methodical 2-4 yard runs with aggression and forward lean that wore down Patriots defenders, punctuated by explosive plays where he made defenders miss in the hole and navigated through traffic.NegativeUsageOct 23, 2026
Swift lost two fumbles in three games and is playing through injuries; Monangai's return will allow the Bears to reduce Swift's workload and not rely so heavily on the recently extended running back to absorb excessive punishment at midseason.NegativeInjuryOct 23, 2026
For the first time in a few weeks, D'Andre Swift appears to be getting healthier. Swift's yard-per-carry numbers have steadily dropped as the weeks have gone by, and he has lost two fumbles in the matter of three games. The source notes that before Monangai's injury, it sounded like Monangai was going to see closer to a 50-50 split with Swift, especially given Swift's fumble issues. Monangai's return will allow the Bears to give Swift more of a break and not rely so much on the recently extended running back to take more punishment than needed at the midpoint of the season.PositiveUsageOct 23, 2026
Scored early 4-yard touchdown run in first quarter to extend Bears lead to 10-0, capitalizing on Luther Burden's 58-yard reception setup.PositiveProjectionOct 22, 2026
Swift is identified as one of the feature backs for the Bears alongside TreVeyon Henderson. Multiple analysts project touchdown scoring: Gary Baugher Jr. predicts a touchdown; GOOCH projects another touchdown for Swift. He is central to the Bears' offensive game plan against the Patriots' banged-up defense.PositiveProjectionOct 22, 2026
D'Andre Swift OVER 60.5 Rushing Yards -113 prop bet. Swift has not surpassed this number since the Eagles game on September 28th, totaling 58, 43, and 44 yards in October. With Monangai out and Roschon Johnson getting carries, the source believes Ben Johnson will want to establish the run and keep the defense off the field. Despite the Patriots' stingy rushing defense, the source expects Swift to clear this number, though it may take until the 4th quarter.PositiveRoleOct 21, 2026
D'Andre Swift scored a touchdown in the second quarter against the Falcons as part of the Bears' efficient red zone offense, which went four-for-five in the red zone during the game.NegativeUsageOct 21, 2026
Scored a 4-yard touchdown in the first quarter, contributing to the Bears' early offensive dominance (14–0 lead after his score).PositiveUsageOct 20, 2026
D'Andre Swift scored twice in Caleb Williams' return game against Atlanta, part of an offensive explosion where multiple Bears skill players found the end zone. Swift's two-touchdown performance demonstrates the immediate impact of Williams' return to the lineup.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
D'Andre Swift was the red-zone closer for the Bears, scoring two short-yardage TDs: a 4-yard plunge in the first quarter and a 2-yard punch-in from the second quarter. The source notes the running game (Swift + Johnson) 'was the closer in the red zone' as the Bears showed no red-zone issues despite recent struggles.PositiveRoleOct 17, 2026
The ground game will lean on D'Andre Swift with Kyle Monangai out again (thumb/toe). Multiple analysts project Swift to rush for over 100 yards, with one prediction of Swift coming close to matching Bijan Robinson's yardage output in a high-scoring game.PositiveUsageOct 17, 2026
In the 2024 Week 6 game in London against Jacksonville, Swift rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown as the Bears rolled to a 35-16 victory.PositiveProjectionOct 14, 2026
Swift posted an 80.0 PFN grade (6th of 42 RBs) in Week 5 against Green Bay, making him the only Bears skill position player to deliver a respectable analytical performance in the 31-7 loss.NegativeUsageOct 13, 2026
D'Andre Swift's fumbles were described as back-breaking in the previous week; despite Swift holding his own in the game against Green Bay, the one-two punch of him and Kyle Monangai was sorely missed, with Monangai's absence felt more acutely due to the rugged and assertive playstyle he provides.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Swift had moments on Sunday against Green Bay, but when the Bears needed to establish the run game, especially in the red zone, he was not a factor. While Swift has moments of physicality, that's not really a consistent part of his game. The source emphasizes that without Kyle Monangai, the run game and red zone offense struggled significantly.PositiveUsageOct 11, 2026
Swift was effective and versatile throughout the game, running seemingly at will against the Packers defense and being everywhere on the field. He scored a late second-quarter touchdown on 4th down, though it required a Packers penalty to give the Bears a fresh series with goal-to-go. Despite the Bears' overall offensive struggles, Swift offered a brief flicker of competitiveness and demonstrated his value as a dual-threat back.PositiveProjectionOct 10, 2026
GOOCH projects D'Andre Swift to score two touchdowns and rush for over 100 yards in the Bears' dominant performance against Green Bay, with Swift getting redemption in a game where both run games are expected to go off.PositiveRoleOct 10, 2026
D'Andre Swift is set to shoulder the bulk of the ground game against a Packers defense that has been generous on the ground; with Kyle Monangai out, Swift is positioned as the primary back in Chicago's league-leading rushing attack.PositiveProjectionOct 9, 2026
The source projects D'Andre Swift to exceed 82.5 rushing yards, expecting a 100+ yard day on the ground. Kyle Monangai's absence sets up the Bears to establish their run game; Swift should see north of 20 carries. Roschon Johnson will see only a handful of carries, as Ben Johnson will not deploy him for 15 carries like he would Monangai. Swift is motivated to prove the fumble issue is behind him and will run hard for a big day.PositiveUsageOct 9, 2026
Swift is part of the Bears' effective rushing attack; the Swift-Monangai duo combined for 204 yards and 2 TDs against the Jets. The source expects the Bears to continue running the ball effectively against a Packers defense missing stud LB Edgerrin Cooper, positioning Swift as a key part of the game plan.PositiveUsageOct 9, 2026
Swift recorded 6 explosive plays in Week 4, tied for second-most on the Bears. On a 4th-and-1 play, Swift ran off the right end for 13 yards on a pitch play in 13 personnel. Rome. Burden noted Swift's agility and vision made the play explosive, as he made a beautiful cutback to turn what could have been a modest gain into a big play. Rome. Burden stated: "Swift is going to pick this up 10/10 times as blocked" and praised his ability to convert the short-yardage situation.PositiveInjuryOct 9, 2026
Bears running back D'Andre Swift returns to practice, signaling improved availability for the Bears backfield ahead of the Week 5 matchup against Green Bay; this represents a positive development for Chicago's offensive depth.PositiveMatchupOct 8, 2026
D'Andre Swift is expected to be a focal point of Ben Johnson's offensive game plan against Green Bay's 32nd-ranked rushing defense; the source emphasizes the need to secure the ball and suggests Swift will be part of a steady dose of ground attack to exploit the Packers' weakness.PositiveProjectionOct 8, 2026
Swift is off to a hot start and is being tracked for a potential historic first in Bears franchise history—two different rushers topping 1,000 yards in the same season. Through four games, Swift and Kyle Monangai currently rank 96th in franchise history for duo rushing production, ahead of most marks from the 1920s and notably ahead of the 1970 duo of Ross Montgomery (229 yards) and Don Shy (227 yards).NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026
D'Andre Swift's 'egregious' fumble against the Jets could result in reduced playing time or benching in the Packers game; Bears coach Ben Johnson might send a message Sunday. However, the source notes Swift remains one of Johnson's most powerful offensive weapons, suggesting his role is unlikely to be permanently diminished despite the turnover.NegativeProjectionOct 7, 2026
Swift graded 67.8 by Pro Football Network's Impact Scoring model in Week 4 vs. the Jets, ranking 40th of 44 RBs, indicating below-average performance relative to the position.NegativeInjuryOct 7, 2026
RB D'Andre Swift (hip/knee) is listed as DNP; he is one of the Bears' two primary running backs, making his absence a significant concern for the backfield heading into the Packers game.NegativeRoleOct 7, 2026
Running back D'Andre Swift overshot linebacker Demario Davis on a check release into the flat during the Week 4 sack allowed vs. Jets, missing his pass protection assignment. Swift was heading to the edge for a check release but failed to pick up the free blitzer, contributing to the breakdown that resulted in Bagent being sacked.NegativeRoleOct 7, 2026
Swift benched after his second lost fumble of the season in the third quarter, creating uncertainty about his playing time going forward; however, the source notes he's too important to remain benched long-term and expects the benching was a message from coach Ben Johnson.NegativeProjectionOct 7, 2026
Two touchdown runs were reversed by replay review in the first quarter; the second reversal at 4th-and-1 (9:14 Q1) was ruled Incorrect by the source, failing the clear-and-obvious standard required to overturn a touchdown call on the field. The reversal converted what would have been a 7–0 Bears lead into a turnover on downs at the Jets' 1-yard line, costing Swift a pair of scoring opportunities in a game where the Bears dominated.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
Swift fumbled in the Bears' win over the Jets and appeared to be sidelined after the turnover, raising concerns about his snap count and role going forward after the costly mistake.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
D'Andre Swift failed to convert in short yardage situations on the Bears' first possession, when the team was marked short of the goal line on two running attempts from inside the 3-yard line, resulting in a turnover on downs. This contrasts sharply with Kyle Monangai's success in similar situations, establishing Monangai as the team's most-trusted running back in short yardage for head coach Ben Johnson.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
Swift was benched by offensive coordinator Ben Johnson after his second fumble of the season on Sunday, a particularly egregious mistake due to loose ball control. The source notes this is significant because fumbles have not been a consistent issue for Swift in Chicago, suggesting the offensive staff has zero patience for such mistakes. Coming into the game, Swift was leading the snap count 60-40 over Roschon Johnson; on Sunday, that split was completely flipped. The source questions whether this benching is short-term or signals a longer-term reduction in playing time, with the answer potentially dependent on the severity of Monangai's hand injury.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
Bears running back was benched in the second half for a fumble but remains part of the team's two-headed monster backfield approach. Swift and Kyle Monangai combined for 204 yards and a quality 4.5 yards-per-carry average despite Swift's benching. The source credits Ben Johnson's scheme for maximizing opportunities with multiple runners; four runners combined for 232 total rushing yards, two touchdowns, and a 4.3-yard-per-carry average. Both Swift and Monangai are described as very good players, and the source expects the team to continue establishing the run game even once Caleb Williams returns.NegativeInjuryOct 5, 2026
Swift was seemingly pulled from the game after fumbling, raising injury concerns. He appeared to get up slowly from the fumble play, and he had a knee issue earlier in the week. When asked about the incident, head coach Ben Johnson denied any injury concern, but the snap count reduction and removal from the game suggest potential workload management or injury-related caution.NegativeRoleOct 5, 2026
Swift coughed up a fumble in the third quarter—his second in three weeks—and didn't touch the ball once for the remainder of the game, losing the late-game role to Kyle Monangai. Swift carried only 15 times compared to Monangai's 30 carries, marking the largest gap Monangai has ever taken ahead of Swift in a single game.PositiveProjectionOct 2, 2026
Despite injury concerns at the time of the article, the source expects D'Andre Swift to almost certainly play in the Jets-Bears matchup. The source identifies Swift receiving yards as another good play, noting that Bagent frequently looks for running backs in the passing game, similar to his targeting patterns with Kmet.NegativeRoleOct 2, 2026
Swift is on the injury report, which is expected to reduce his role in the Bears' backfield. The source anticipates the Bears will feature Monangai in the running game as a result of Swift's injury status.NegativeInjuryOct 2, 2026
D'Andre Swift missed Thursday practice with a knee injury, a new addition to the Bears' injury report. He was not listed on the injury report during Wednesday's walk-through but had carried the ball 20 times for 84 yards against the Eagles on Monday night, indicating the injury is recent and potentially game-status dependent heading into the Jets matchup.NegativeProjectionOct 2, 2026
Swift posted a 75.1 PFN RB Impact grade in Week 3, ranking 29th of 44 running backs in the NFL.PositiveUsageOct 1, 2026
D'Andre Swift led all Bears players with 5 explosive plays in Week 3. Most notably, Swift converted a critical 4th and 1 from the Philadelphia 34-yard line with a 15-yard rushing gain in the final two minutes to clinch the game. Swift took the snap in a jumbo package with three tight ends and an extra offensive lineman, ran behind the beef on the left side, broke an arm tackle at the line of scrimmage, broke a second tackle at the second level, and nearly broke a third before being stopped. The 15-yard gain on 4th and 1 to end the game demonstrates Swift's role in high-leverage situations.NegativeUsageOct 1, 2026
Flagged for false start in the first quarter (0:26) on a dead-ball play; the source graded the call as Correct with weight 1 (housekeeping).PositiveUsageSep 29, 2026
Swift rebounded sharply from a poor Week 2 performance against Minnesota (which included a fumble) by running with confidence and elusiveness in the Bears' dominant 27-7 win over Philadelphia. The source explicitly contrasts his Week 2 struggles with his Week 3 rejuvenation, noting he "comes out rejuvenated in this game" and "is running with confidence and elusiveness."PositiveUsageSep 28, 2026
D'Andre Swift went over 100 rushing yards on 20 carries in the Black Friday game against the Eagles, scoring a touchdown; he and Kyle Monangai combined for 40 carries, 255 yards, and 2 touchdowns, earning postgame spotlight with the Amazon crew and demonstrating the Bears' physical rushing attack that produced 281 total yards.PositiveUsageSep 27, 2026
RB projected to see increased volume in ground-and-pound game plan with Caleb Williams out; Bears will lean harder on Swift and offensive line; combined with Kyle Monangai, projected for 312 yards from scrimmage in one prediction; multiple analysts project Swift to score a touchdown.NegativeUsageSep 25, 2026
D'Andre Swift generated 4 explosive plays in Week 2: a 12-yard run off left tackle with a missed-tackle conversion, and a 32-yard catch-and-run screen pass where he made two defenders miss at the sticks before being taken down. The source credits Swift's playmaking ability to elevate nice plays into explosive gains. However, a fumble at the goal line late in the drive prevented a touchdown and limited the offensive output despite four consecutive explosive runs on the same drive.NegativeUsageSep 23, 2026
Through 2 games: 34 carries for 169 rushing yards (4.97 Y/A), 6 targets, 4 receptions for 10 yards. Fumbled at goal line in week 2 as Bears threatened to score to start 2nd half, costing potential scoring opportunity. On pace for ~1,436 rushing yards over 17 games (5.5 TDs projected), but week 2 fumble prevented running backs from separating themselves as position group.PositiveMatchupSep 23, 2026
Swift had 125 rushing yards (6.9 avg) and 1 TD against the Eagles in the previous matchup; the source identifies this as the blueprint for the Bears' week 3 game plan, noting that Swift broke off multiple chunk plays against Jordan Davis, including an 18-yard gain where Davis wasn't on the field and a 3-yard touchdown run where Joe Thuney stymied Davis at the line.NegativeUsageSep 23, 2026
Fumbled at the goal line in Week 2, costing the Bears a scoring opportunity; one of two drives that looked like touchdowns but came away with zero points, representing bad luck for the offense.PositiveProjectionSep 23, 2026
D'Andre Swift currently ranks 20th in Chicago Bears franchise history for rushing yards. A strong 2026 season could elevate him into the top 10 all-time for the franchise, positioning him as a potential career-defining year for the running back.NegativeProjectionSep 22, 2026
D'Andre Swift graded 71.0 in PFN Impact Scoring in Week 2, ranking 29th of 41 qualifying running backs, reflecting a poor offensive performance in the low-scoring 9-3 loss to the Vikings.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Bears RB led team in receiving but averaged a putrid 2.8 yards per carry; fumbled on the one-yard line in a critical red zone situation. Despite poor efficiency, offensive coordinator Ben Johnson continued to feature Swift over Kyle Monangai, who was averaging 4.7 YPC and giving Minnesota problems.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Bears RB fumbled at goal line in critical scoring situation against Vikings, a play that felt like a back-breaker in the moment. This contributed to offensive struggles and inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities; the offense had multiple chances to put points on the board but couldn't execute in scoring position.PositiveProjectionSep 20, 2026
Lester projects D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai will combine for over 200 rushing yards. Gooch adds that Swift will score a rushing touchdown and put up another hundred-yard game, with the heavy ground game making Caleb's life easier.PositiveProjectionSep 19, 2026
The source projects D'Andre Swift to score 2 touchdowns against the Vikings at +420 odds, citing his leveled-up performance this year and the Bears' expected heavy reliance on the run game due to anticipated rain; the source expects the Bears to lean on offensive linemen Darnell Wright and Jonah Jackson to create running lanes for Swift.PositiveProjectionSep 18, 2026
Swift OVER 60.5 rushing yards at -114 odds. Swift smashed the over on a 63.5-yard line in week one, and his line drops three yards this week despite facing Brian Flores' Vikings defense. The source notes that while Flores' defenses excel in pass defense, they allow yards on the ground (Vikings ranked 21st in rushing yards allowed last year). Green Bay's week-one performance against Minnesota is discounted because the Packers lacked Josh Jacobs and started RB3s. Projection: "I do think he can comfortably go over 60 yards and push somewhere around 80 to 90 yards on the ground, as the Bears' offensive line has another strong performance opening holes for Swift."PositiveUsageSep 18, 2026
Led Bears with 2 explosive plays in Week 1 opener, including a touchdown that capped Chicago's 59-point performance against Carolina. Swift bookended the nine explosive plays for the Bears on opening weekend and secured NFC Offensive Player of the Week award; scored 3 TDs total in the game.PositiveUsageSep 18, 2026
Swift bookended the Bears' nine explosive plays in Week 1 with two explosive runs (32 yards and 28 yards) that both resulted in touchdowns; he scored three total TDs in the game and earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors, demonstrating the explosive run-game potential under Ben Johnson's offensive philosophy.PositiveProjectionSep 17, 2026
Swift was one of the standout performers in Week 1, adding 3 rushing touchdowns in his 7th NFL season. The source states "Swift added 3 rushing TDs on the day, making his new deal look amazing before the ink was even dry," highlighting that his contract extension is already paying dividends in his first game with the Bears.PositiveUsageSep 17, 2026
Bears RB D'Andre Swift named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after running for 124 yards and three touchdowns on only 18 carries against the Panthers—a top-10 game of his career that demonstrates elite efficiency and the lockstep execution between Swift and offensive coordinator Ben Johnson's scheme.NegativeInjurySep 16, 2026
Running back D'Andre Swift (ankle/knee) listed with limited practice designation; as the Bears' number one running back, his limited status is not ideal, though he is practicing rather than DNP.PositiveProjectionSep 16, 2026
D'Andre Swift won the NFC Offensive Player of the Week award (and the NVP) for his performance against the Carolina Panthers in Week 1. He was also nominated for the FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week award, indicating elite-level production in Chicago's dominant 59-37 victory.PositiveProjectionSep 16, 2026
Named NFC Offensive Player of the Week for week one after gaining 124 yards on 18 carries with 3 rushing touchdowns in the Bears' 59-37 rout of the Carolina Panthers; standout performance despite Caleb Williams receiving more headlines for his 300+ yards and 4 TDs.PositiveUsageSep 16, 2026
Swift rushed for more than 100 yards in Week 1, marking the second time in just seven regular-season games that he and Kyle Monangai have both eclipsed 100 rushing yards in the same game; the duo's dual 100-yard performance is historically rare, with the previous occurrence dating back to 1985 when Walter Payton and Matt Suhey accomplished the feat against Detroit.PositiveProjectionSep 16, 2026
Swift scored a 28-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter after a neutral zone infraction by the Panthers gifted the Bears a first down in a clock-kill situation, demonstrating both scoring upside and benefiting from opponent penalties.NegativeUsageSep 16, 2026
Swift had a 17-yard run negated by Rome Odunze's holding penalty on the first snap of the game (Q1 15:00). Later, Swift had a 9-yard run on 3rd-and-1 nullified by Garrett Bradbury's holding penalty (Q1 10:09), though Chicago converted the next snap. In the fourth quarter, Swift scored from 28 yards after a Gipson neutral zone infraction gifted Chicago a first down (Q4 3:52).PositiveRoleSep 16, 2026
The source corrected a prior assessment of D'Andre Swift, noting he has become a much improved back under Ben Johnson's coaching regime in Chicago. While Swift's pre-Chicago profile was accurately described as a supercharged RB2 or committee back without dominant run-game upside, his performance in 2026 under Johnson represents significant growth deep into his career. The source credits both Swift's adaptation and Johnson's system for this transformation.PositiveRoleSep 16, 2026
D'Andre Swift became exactly the type of runner coach Ben Johnson needs through lots of hard work; he was featured prominently in the Bears' dominant Week 1 victory over Carolina and is highlighted as a Stock Watch up performer, indicating his fit within Johnson's offensive scheme.PositiveUsageSep 16, 2026
D'Andre Swift ran hard in Week 1 as part of a featured backfield duo with Kyle Monangai; the offensive line was moving people effectively, supporting strong rushing performance.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
The source describes D'Andre Swift as 'now an animal' and ranks him among the top 10 backs in the league, explicitly contrasting his current performance with his time in Detroit where he 'played soft.' Swift's pass protection work is also praised as exceptional, supporting the Bears' offensive scheme.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Fresh off his contract extension, Swift opened the 2026 season with three rushing touchdowns and 124 yards, matching his Bears career high in yards and setting a new career high in TDs in a single game. The source characterizes this as starting the season 'with a bang,' signaling strong early-season momentum and role security.PositiveUsageSep 15, 2026
D'Andre Swift eclipsed 100 rushing yards in the Bears' season-opening victory, making him and teammate Kyle Monangai the first teammates to each rush for 100+ yards in a season-opening game since 1980 (when Billy Sims and Dexter Bussey accomplished the feat for Detroit). The source emphasizes the run game's dominance: 291 rushing yards total, the second-most in Ben Johnson's tenure as Bears head coach, achieved on the road against a "stout Carolina defense." Swift's performance, paired with strong run-blocking from the offensive line, tight ends, and wide receivers, was described as "insanely impressive" for a Week 1 road game.PositiveRoleSep 15, 2026
D'Andre Swift was nominated for the FedEx Award following Week 1 performance against the Panthers, indicating recognition for his contribution to the Bears' historic 59-point offensive output and run-game dominance.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Swift earned an 87.3 PFN Impact Score (2nd of 45 RBs) in Week 1, the second-highest grade among all running backs; he scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter of the Bears' 59-37 victory over Carolina.PositiveUsageSep 14, 2026
D'Andre Swift was recently extended by the Bears and delivered 134 yards from scrimmage and three touchdowns in the game; also noted as an absolute monster blocking for Chicago, earning his FedEx Ground Player of the Week nomination alongside elite competition in Derrick Henry and Jahmyr Gibbs.PositiveUsageSep 14, 2026
RB earned offensive game ball in Week 1 debut with new contract; recorded 124 rushing yards on 18 carries (6.9 YPC), 3 rushing TDs, and 1 reception for 10 yards. Displayed determination and quick decision-making throughout game despite early holding penalty on first play from scrimmage; described as clear difference-maker for offense each time out.PositiveUsageSep 14, 2026
Swift rushed for 130 yards and 3 touchdowns in Week 1 against Carolina, combining with Kyle Monangai to form an unstoppable run game that produced six rushing touchdowns total for the Bears. The source emphasizes the run game was an absolute monstrosity and that defenses must commit to full 60 minutes of stopping the run every time they play Chicago.PositiveUsageSep 14, 2026
Fresh off a three-year contract extension, Swift led the Bears in carries (18), rushing yards (124), and touchdowns (3) in Week 1 against the Panthers. His speed and explosion, combined with Monangai's power, creates a difficult assignment for opposing defensive coordinators.PositiveRoleSep 14, 2026
D'Andre Swift was a centerpiece of the Bears' dominant rushing attack (291 yards, most since 1984), with head coach Ben Johnson specifically praising his performance. Johnson noted that Swift and Kyle Monangai 'both were able to do a great job' in the rushing game, and Swift scored a rushing touchdown in the first quarter.