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D'Andre Swift's League-Winning Case #shorts

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2 min
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Jul 20, 2026
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Mon, July 20, 2026
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Brittain BrownD'Andre SwiftRoschon Johnson
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Brittain Brown

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Brown is characterized as an 'absolute scrub' backup running back behind Monangai in the Eagles depth chart, posing no workload threat to De'Andre Swift.

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D'Andre Swift

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Ben Johnson ranks Swift as RB21 (composite ADP RB22), positioning him as an early 4th-round pick versus consensus round 5; Johnson believes Swift has league-winning upside at this ADP. Swift's situation is described as 'awesome' with minimal backfield competition—Kalen Monangai is a seventh-round pick who lacks even average athleticism and is not a prolific pass catcher, while Roschon Johnson and Britain Brown are 'absolute scrubs' who won't push for workload. Swift has averaged 34+ receptions across all six seasons, 1250+ yards in three straight years, back-to-back seasons over 1340 yards, career-high touchdowns, and highest yards per carry in his first year with Ben Johnson at age 27. Johnson projects Swift can hit 250 carries, 50 receptions, and double-digit touchdowns, making him viable as RB2 or RB3 even in robust RB builds.

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Roschon Johnson

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Johnson is characterized as an 'absolute scrub' backup running back behind Monangai in the Eagles depth chart, posing no workload threat to De'Andre Swift.

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0:00You should be all over De'Andre Swift at
0:02this general round five range. De'Andre
0:04Swift up next composite ADP has him
0:07running back 22, my running back 21.
0:08Again, not a huge difference, but that
0:12general range of running back I do have
0:14a lot higher than consensus. So, I have
0:17Swift as an early fourth round pick,
0:19consensus has him in round five. I think
0:21Swift easily has league winning upside
0:23this season. I like Monangai. I think
0:26Kalen Monangai is a really solid quality
0:29NFL
0:30But, the fact still is he is a seventh
0:33round pick that lacks even average
0:36athleticism at the running back position
0:38and is never going to be a prolific pass
0:41catcher.
0:42Behind Monangai, you have Roschon
0:44Johnson and Britain Brown who are just
0:46absolute scrubs, not going to push
0:48either of these two for workload. Swift
0:50also has at least 34 receptions in all
0:53six seasons of his career. He has at
0:55least 1250 yards in three straight
0:57years. He's coming off back-to-back
0:59seasons over 1340 yards. Coming off the
1:02most touchdowns of his career, the
1:03highest yards per carry average among
1:05qualifying seasons of his career in his
1:07first year with Ben Johnson. Don't think
1:09that is a coincidence. He's still just
1:1127 years old, so we're not worried about
1:12any sort of drop-off there. If you think
1:15the Bears are going to take that next
1:18step in year two under Ben Johnson, you
1:21should be all over De'Andre Swift at
1:23this general round five range. I know
1:26he's not a top 10 running back talent. I
1:27don't think anyone thinks that he is,
1:29but the situation that he's in is
1:32awesome and he's another player that can
1:34hit in all three areas. De'Andre Swift
1:36can have 250 carries, he could have 50
1:39receptions to go along with that. He
1:40could score double digit touchdowns.
1:43And you can pretty easily get him as
1:45your running back two or even your
1:46running back three if you go robust RB.

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