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: 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: 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: Swift should receive a majority of the snaps at running back with Roschon Johnson not available. He can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues.

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: The Bears' work week is just starting with a game on Monday versus the Minnesota Vikings, but there is not a lot of good news that can come from a team's top two options at running back being estimated as DNPs either. Travis Homer (head) was a full participant, meaning he has an early lead on serving as the starter for Week 15. At any rate, it is a situation to avoid in fantasy against the Vikings' strong run defense.