Huddle Up: Swift was not off to a strong start this season but was a significant factor against the Rams. He probably will not be able to duplicate those numbers next week but should continue to be involved in the running and passing game. He can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Swift was stuck in neutral in the run game, and it was Roschon Johnson who ran eight times for 30 yards and 12 total touches, with Khalil Herbert also seeing four runs. Swift had had a tough time finding his footing in Chicago, and he should only be kept around as a reserve in fantasy leagues of 12 or fewer teams.

Huddle Up: Swift is off to a brutal start, managing just 48 rushing yards on 24 carries through two games. The erratic play of the offensive line hasn't helped, but a matchup with what has been a porous Indianapolis run defense could be just what the doctor ordered for Swift. He has RB2 potential in Week 3.

Huddle Up: Signed to spearhead Chicago's running game, which ranked second in the NFL last season under Justin Fields, Swift has turned 24 carries into 48 yards through two games. The good news for Swift, and the Bears running attack, is they face the Colts in Week 3. Indy has allowed 474 yards rushing through two games, which is by far the most in the NFL. Exercise patience with Swift, and be sure to get him in your lineup next Sunday.

Huddle Up: Swift helped his cause by staying healthy for most of the season for the first time in his four-year career, but perhaps the most interesting part of this stat is that he had only recorded 23 broken tackles on 364 carries over his first three seasons combined. He compiled 21 on 229 attempts in 2023. It seems unlikely that Swift will handle that much work - or be that successful breaking tackles - again this season in what should be a pass-heavy offense in Chicago. Considering Swift is not a great bet to score many touchdowns and probably won't handle a heavy workload, he should be considered a middling RB2 option.

Huddle Up: Sugrue cites pass-protection struggles and durability (nine missed games over the last two seasons) as reasons why Chicago could move on from Herbert. It is a virtual certainty that Herbert would land on his feet elsewhere quickly. The Dallas Cowboys would be considered among the favorites to scoop Herbert up if he was let go, although cases can also be made for the Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers and New York Giants among others.

Huddle Up: Although he should see a decent number of offensive snaps, Swift should not be considered a workhorse by any stretch, especially with the presence of RBs Khalil Herbert and Roschon Johnson on the roster. Swift should have weekly RB2 value, with RB1 upside, in his first season in Chicago.