D'Andre Swift

Sit Swift this week — Detroit defends the run and he gained only about 3 yards per carry last game even though he played a lot. Roschon Johnson could take some carries and the Lions move slowly, so only play Swift if you have no better option.

He’s the Bears’ main running back and catches passes, so he should give you steady points most weeks. But Week 1 against Minnesota is a tough matchup and work could be split, so only start him if you don’t have a better option, sit him in lineups where you need a big game, and consider trading him if you can get a stronger player.

Draft him in the mid rounds — he should be the main back and catches a lot of passes, so he gives steady weekly value and could finish as one of the better running backs. Watch out: he’s not very efficient running the ball, has teammates who could take carries, and his touchdown numbers could swing a lot.

Draft him in the middle rounds, but don't expect him to be your main running back since he will likely share the workload with another player. He is still a great addition to your team at this point because he plays for a really good offense and has a history of scoring a lot of touchdowns.