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Swift - do they resign him?

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Saw a post on the socials recently where I learned #4 is in a contract year and an UFA after this year unless…the Bears resign him. So do they?

I’m of the opinion ‘yes’ they need to. He’s done everything asked of him. Gotten better with Johnson and so far (knock on wood) has been durable. They didn’t draft any new RBs and aside from Monangai (who may have durability issues) there’s really no one left in the RB room. I think we all know for whatever reason, RoJo is in the doghouse and may have missed his potential.

Aside from Chicago from being cheap I can’t think why they wouldn’t.

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Ben Johnson's praise of D'Andre Swift opens back up contr...

After the Chicago Bears locked up the future of tackle Darnell Wright, the one offensive building block whose future is yet to be decided is D'Andre Swift. The

I think they let the season play out. RB is likely to be an early pick next year. I imagine they’d only want swift on a 1-2 year extension.

Depends on how much he wants too. YOu dont want to overpay a HB unless they are a superstar, and Im not sure Swift is a superstar, he's probably 15th or so in the league.

I'm sure Johnson wants a superstar there, but we need a pass rush!, so Swift is the man for now at least.

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