From the episode
you have Caleb, Caleb Williams, you have DeAndre Swift, you have the two wide receivers in burden and Rome. When I think back to watching the bears last year, what I remember most is Swift and Manungai getting carry after carry after carry.
STACKED’s take
Timeshare with Monungai and run-heavy approach limit receiving upside.
DeAndre Swift is a core position player in the Bears offense drafted in the top 70 (ADP 53); however, the source notes that when watching the Bears last year, Swift and Kyle Monungai got carry after carry, suggesting the Bears may lean heavily on the run game. The source wonders if the Bears will try to get back to running the football more to take pressure off Caleb Williams, especially given offensive line injuries (Drew Dahlman's retirement, Ozzy Trapilo's season-ending injury). This could limit Swift's receiving upside. By the end of last year, owning both Swift and Monungai became a tough watch as they went drive-by-drive, with the outcome depending on who happened to be on the field in the red zone, suggesting a timeshare dynamic that limits ceiling for both backs.
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