Bears RB D'Andre Swift "had arguably the best training camp of any offensive skill player," ESPN's Courtney Cronin writes. Swift has been overshadowed in fantasy drafts by popular breakout candidates Colston Loveland and Luther Burden. But he's a nice value target in fantasy drafts.
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Swift finished 15th among RBs in PPR points per game last season. He dropped just slightly to RB17 from Week 7 on, when RB Kyle Monangai took on an expanded role.
A healthy Monangai will remain involved. But he's currently sidelined with a knee injury that could cost him the start of the season.
Even when he's back, Swift could claim a slightly bigger share of the backfield after beating Monangai in virtually every rushing metric last year, including yards per carry, rush yards over expected per attempt, and yards after contact per attempt.
Swift is a good bet for at least lower-end RB2 production this season, with a ceiling inside the top 15 at the position. That makes him a rock-solid value at his fifth-round, RB24 ADP.
