Huddle Up: Johnson was a favorite of the fantasy community for most of last season, but he could be fighting for his long-term NFL future under a new coaching staff next season. The former fourth-round pick finishes his second season with 55 carries for 150 yards and six touchdowns and 16 catches for 104 scoreless yards. He will likely keep his roster spot as a short-yardage thumper and special teams contributor, but his chances of being a usable player in dynasty leagues are slim.

Huddle Up: Kmet may not be a game-changer per se, but it was shocking to see how much his role in the Chicago offense was minimized after posting 26 catches for 289 yards and three touchdowns through six games. From that point on, he could muster only 21 receptions for 185 yards and a score. The Bears have several things to fix under their to-be-determined new head coach, and one of the top priorities will be to get Kmet more involved. It should come as no surprise if a sharp offensive mind - if hired - can help Kmet return to being a low-end fantasy TE1.

Huddle Up: It was a rough rookie season for Odunze, and he finished with 42 yards or less 13 times, including six games with 25 yards or less. He certainly has the potential to improve, but Odunze will be a WR4 entering 2025.

Huddle Up: Williams had an inconsistent rookie year, and while he posted a respectable 20 touchdowns compared to six interceptions, he struggled in many of the other metrics. He will need to make some serious strides next season to become more than a low-end QB2.

Huddle Up: Odzune was held to only 15 yards in his last game but should see a good amount of targets against the Green Bay Packers. He can be at least a flex option in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Odunze likely will be available for the Week 18 if he can recovery from his illness over the next few days. He is coming off one of his worst games of the season in Week 17 but should still see some targets in the passing game if active. He could be at least a flex option in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Because it's just an illness, Odunze is likely to suit up. However, he simply hasn't done enough this season to warrant starting consideration in Week 18.

Huddle Up: In fairness, Odunze did have a touchdown wiped off the board on a holding penalty, but that's of no solace to anyone that had the rookie in their lineup after he posted 77 yards in Week 16. He had a 6-65-0 line versus the Packers in the first meeting between the clubs, but his season-long inconsistency makes him no more than a risky flier in the finale.

Huddle Up: Allen, who had scored a touchdown in four of his last five games while averaging 82.4 yards during that stretch, picked a bad time to regress to his Shane Waldron-era production as anyone playing trends likely had the veteran wideout in their lineup. He was fairly quiet in his Week 11 matchup with the Packers (4-41-0), though given how strong he's been most of the past six weeks fantasy owners could still find a spot for him as your No. 3 receiver.

Huddle Up: Since Thomas Brown took over back in Week 11, Moore has had fewer than eight touches in a game just once in seven weeks. That's excellent consistency. The yardage has fluctuated to a degree, but the 76-yard average during that time is a fairly accurate gauge of what you can expect. He logged 67 yards against the Packers in Week 11, so we'll see if he can top that in the finale. Moore and D'Andre Swift are the two safest fantasy options for the Bears, and you can pencil Chicago's top wideout in as your WR3.

Huddle Up: While his scoreless streak was extended to a half-dozen games, Swift continued to at least chip in decent yardage totals -- he's averaging 67 yards per outing during that stretch. He faces the Packers in Week 18. Green Bay is the last team he scored against as part of an 84-yard effort, though that was in Thomas Brown's first game calling the plays, where Chicago utilized a lot of unscouted looks. As will be the case with all of Chicago's skill players, the outcome of Green Bay's matchup with the Vikings in Week 17 will likely influence how they approach the season finale. Although Swift is someone that should be in most lineups regardless, he carries more upside if the Packers treat Week 18 like a pseudo bye heading into the playoffs.

Huddle Up: If you thought Chicago's offense looked bad at other points during their current 10-game losing streak, they took it to another level on Thursday night, matching their season low in points with Williams under constant pressure. After being sacked seven times tonight, Williams moved into second place all-time in sacks taken (67) by a rookie, behind only David Carr's 76. It was also his third game of less than 200 yards passing in his last four, and his first without a touchdown since Week 11 versus the Packers. He faces Green Bay again in the finale. At this point, it's impossible to know how the Packers will approach Week 18, making it difficult to gauge Williams' value.

Huddle Up: The touchdown somewhat salvaged an otherwise quiet game, and Kmet has a total of his six catches for 49 yards across the last four games. He can't be counted on to be a fantasy starter.

Huddle Up: Odunze topped 42 receiving yards for just the fourth time this season, and DJ Moore and Keenan Allen have both been more reliable fantasy options. Even in deeper leagues, Odunze is a risky play.

Huddle Up: Moore has logged at least six catches in six straight games, but he has only topped 70 receiving yards twice in that stretch. He can be a WR in PPR3 formats, but More isn't showing a lot of upside.

Huddle Up: Allen has been coming on strong, topping 70 yards in four of his last five games and scoring five times in that span. After a slow start, Allen has become a WR3 option.

Huddle Up: Swift has been held under 40 rushing yards in four of his last five games, and while he does provide some production in te passing game, he shouldn't be viewed as more than a flex option right now.

Huddle Up: Even though the Bears have lossed nine straight, Williams has shown some promise. The rookie has tossed multiple touchdowns in four of his last five games, and he can be a QB2 option for fantasy owners.

Huddle Up: Johnson likely will see a limited workload behind D'Andre Swift this week and is only a possible flex option in some deeper fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Johnson has not played since Thanksgiving Day, so it is good to see he is finally close to full health. Even if he does return this week, he will likely be limited to short-yardage work in what has been a mediocre-at-best offense. He can remain on waivers in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Kmet had a disappointing Monday night game, and that comes on the heels of his Week 14 outing with no catches or targets in San Francisco. He cannot be trusted in this critical juncture of the fantasy season in Week 16 against the Detroit Lions.

Huddle Up: Odunze has slowed down a bit across the past few games, perhaps hitting a bit of a rookie wall. He has just eight receptions and 106 yards in the past three games, although he has two touchdowns in the span. He'll look to bounce back in Week 16 at home against the Detroit Lions. He remains more of a low-end WR3 or flex fantasy option in PPR leagues, with slightly lesser appeal in standard play.

Huddle Up: Moore had a mediocre yardage for the second straight game, but he has six or more receptions in five consecutive outings. For fantasy purposes, he is a strong low-end WR2 in PPR formats, with slightly lesser appeal in standard formats. The Bears host the Detroit Lions in Week 16. He had eight grabs for 97 yards and a touchdown on 16 targets on Thanksgiving in Detroit in the first meeting.

Huddle Up: Allen hasn't had a great first season in Chicago, but he has picked up the pace lately with four or more receptions in six of the past seven outings, while going for 73 or more yards in three of the past four games. He also has four touchdowns in the past four outings. He is back as a solid WR3 or flex fantasy option in all formats. The Bears host the Detroit Lions in Week 16.

Huddle Up: Swift carried a questionable tag into Monday's game due to a groin injury, but he made it through the entire game without any setbacks. It appears safe to plug him back into your fantasy lineup in all leagues heading into Week 16 against the Detroit Lions.

Huddle Up: The good news is that Williams didn't throw any interceptions for the eighth consecutive game, but the bad news is that he has just one games with over 256 yards in the span, and he has eight touchdown strikes in the eight-game span. He is best used as a low-end QB2 in most fantasy leagues through the remainder of the 2024 season.

Huddle Up: Swift had the same exact participation last week and was able to suit up, although that was with a quadriceps injury rather than a groin issue. If Swift plays, he's an RB2. If he doesn't, it's hard to say who will take the reins in the backfield with Roschon Johnson (concussion) ruled out. Darrynton Evans spelled Swift last week when Johnson was ruled out, but the Bears also have Travis Homer. If Swift doesn't play, it's best to avoid this situation.

Huddle Up: Swift was able to play last week despite the injury, so fantasy players should check on his status after the final practice of the week. He can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues if he is able to play.

Huddle Up: Johnson still needs to be cleared to play by the doctors, so his status for Week 15 is still uncertain. Fantasy players can keep an eye on the situation but probably should look for other options to use in their lineups.