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Fantasy Football Advice fantasy football takes on D'Andre Swift

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All Fantasy Football Advice insights about D'Andre Swift

NegativeProjectionJul 22, 2026
Three straight seasons of at least 250 touches with career-high 1386 yards and 10 touchdowns last year; room for receiving work to increase from last season. Very strong role with receptions, early down work, and red zone role. Minimal systemic risk in this tier range. Second year in Ben Johnson system is a positive for everyone. Chicago's brutal schedule actually helps Swift more than Jaylen Mungai because they'll be trailing more often in competitive games, creating more passing opportunities. Monty and Swift are the two guys to target in this range.
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PositiveValueJul 20, 2026
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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NegativeProjectionJun 22, 2026
In full PPR format, Swift is positioned as phenomenally set up for fantasy success; the source projects he could have a top-10 running back season based on the Bears' strong offensive setup, his high reception volume, and the format's fit for his skill set. The source personally prefers Swift over McLaurin due to the massive drop-off at running back after the elite tier. Swift is a great option in round five as the source considers him or Zay Flowers as the play at this juncture, a viable alternative to wide receiver selection given existing running back depth (Chase Brown, Ken Walker). However, the source notes Swift carries some risk in the Bears offense because Caleb Williams and Roschon Johnson both run for touchdowns, and bad weather games or tough matchups can result in both top-end players hitting negative; the source considers this acceptable late in drafts but would prefer DJ Moore if projections lean that direction.
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NegativeProjectionJun 22, 2026
Set up phenomenally in full PPR format, where his receiving volume capitalizes on games with six, seven, eight receptions. Source is bullish on his season setup and would prioritize Swift over taking a quarterback at this juncture. However, Swift carries some risk in the Bears offense because both Caleb Williams and Roschon Johnson run for touchdowns, and bad weather games or tough matchups can result in both top-end players hitting negative. Source considers this acceptable late in drafts but would prefer DJ Moore if projections lean that direction.
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