• D’Andre Swift reunites with Ben Johnson: Swift was an early-down back last season, but in his one season with Johnson as his offensive play-caller, he was primarily a third-down back.
• The Chicago Bears rebuilt their offensive line: The Bears made two trades, signed one free agent and drafted a tackle in the second round. They should be one of the better run-blocking offensive lines in the league.
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Player performance

D’Andre Swift was drafted by the Detroit Lions with the 35th overall pick in 2020. He started his career in a three-man rotation with Adrian Peterson near the end of his career and 2018 second-round pick Kerryon Johnson. He started the season playing 37-45% of his team’s offensive snaps over the first seven weeks. In Week 8, he played 61% of the snaps. While he missed three games later in the season, he generally stayed above 50% of the snaps the rest of the way. His primary role was to split snaps with Peterson on early downs, take most of the two-minute drill snaps, while Johnson took the third-down role.