In this week's analysis, Liz Loza explores the emotional rollercoaster of fantasy football, emphasizing the importance of balancing data with feelings. The article highlights the struggles of various players, particularly focusing on Anthony Richardson's growing pains as a quarterback and the implications for fantasy managers. Other players discussed include Aaron Jones, D'Andre Swift, Rashee Rice, Zay Flowers, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Brock Bowers, each facing unique challenges and opportunities in the upcoming week.

After a tough loss to the Houston Texans, Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams expressed feeling 'bruised up' after being hit 15 times, including seven sacks. The Bears' offensive line has been under scrutiny for its poor performance, ranking 30th in pass block win rate. General manager Ryan Poles had previously expressed optimism about the offensive line, but injuries and inconsistent play have raised concerns. The Bears need to improve their run game and pass protection to support Williams moving forward.

In the Chicago Bears' season opener against the Tennessee Titans, rookie running back Roschon Johnson was a healthy scratch, leaving D'Andre Swift, Khalil Herbert, and Travis Homer to handle the backfield duties. With new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron at the helm, the distribution of touches among the remaining running backs will be closely monitored, although Swift stands out as the only reliable fantasy option for Week 1. Johnson may have potential later in the season if injuries occur but is currently droppable in shallow leagues.

Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears' No. 1 overall draft pick, is on a mission to become the franchise's first quarterback to throw for over 4,000 yards in a season. With a strong supporting cast, including multiple high-performing receivers, Williams aims to break the Bears' long-standing passing records. Despite the franchise's history of quarterback struggles, experts believe Williams has the talent and tools to succeed, provided he stays healthy and adapts to the NFL's demands.

The Week 1 NFL schedule for the 2024 season features exciting matchups, including the Dallas Cowboys vs. Cleveland Browns and the New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers. Analysts provide insights on key players, bold predictions, and fantasy tips to help fans prepare for the opening weekend. Notable storylines include the debut of rookie quarterbacks and the impact of offseason changes on team dynamics.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has high expectations for rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, emphasizing the importance of relying on teammates before showcasing his own talent. Williams, the No. 1 overall pick, demonstrated flashes of brilliance during the preseason but struggled with consistency. The Bears are optimistic that with a talented supporting cast, Williams can successfully manage the offense and perform well under pressure, similar to the early career of Patrick Mahomes.

D'Andre Swift has emerged as a standout player during training camp, showcasing his skills particularly in the passing game. His performance has garnered attention from analysts, indicating a potential breakout season ahead.

D'Andre Swift has had a productive season as a bruiser for the Eagles, but it has come at the cost of his receiving production. As he approaches free agency, his role and potential destinations will be something to watch in the dynasty offseason.

D'Andre Swift reached 1,000 rushing yards in a season for the first time in his career in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Arizona Cardinals. He rushed 13 times for 61 yards and caught one pass for five yards.

D'Andre Swift had a nice bounce-back game in Week 15, finishing with 18 carries for 74 rushing yards and 2 catches for 1 yard. He had seen limited touches in the past two weeks due to negative game scripts, but the closer nature of Monday night's game allowed him to be more involved. Swift has a favorable matchup in Week 16 against the Giants, who have been allowing a high number of rushing yards per game.

D'Andre Swift had a solid rushing performance in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Seahawks, rushing 18 times for 74 yards and catching two of three targets for one yard. Swift has been consistently performing well in recent games, with three games over 70 rushing yards in the last five games. He will face the Giants' weak run defense in Week 16.

The Philadelphia Eagles have a 10-3 record but have some concerns that need to be addressed before the playoffs. Their third-down defense has been poor, allowing a 48% opponent conversion rate. The red zone defense has also struggled, with opponents scoring touchdowns on over 70% of their trips inside the 20-yard line. Quarterback Jalen Hurts has been turnover-prone, with 15 turnovers so far. The offensive game plan has led to slow starts, averaging just 6.3 points in the first half over the past three games. The ground attack has also been less effective compared to last season.

D'Andre Swift had a disappointing performance in the Eagles' Week 14 loss to the Cowboys. He rushed 11 times for 39 yards and was shut out of the passing game. Swift will look to bounce back in Week 15 against the Seahawks.

D'Andre Swift was not listed on the Eagles' injury report for Week 14. He had left the previous game due to an undisclosed reason but did not have any restrictions at Wednesday's walkthrough.

D'Andre Swift of the Philadelphia Eagles suffered an undisclosed injury late in the team's 42-19 loss to the 49ers. Swift went to the locker room after taking a big hit and the nature of his injury is unclear. He finished the game with six carries for 13 yards and two catches for seven yards.

D'Andre Swift, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, practiced fully on Thursday after being limited with an ankle injury earlier in the week. He is expected to lead the Eagles backfield in Week 13, but will face a tough matchup against the San Francisco 49ers defense.

D'Andre Swift is still dealing with an ankle injury and was listed as limited in practice on Wednesday. If he follows the same routine as last week, he will be limited on Thursday and full on Friday before being cleared to play on Sunday against the 49ers. Despite the injury, Swift had a solid performance in Week 12, recording 15 touches for 84 yards from scrimmage.

D'Andre Swift, the RB for the Philadelphia Eagles, has been cleared to play against the Bills. He has been the lead runner for the team for over two months and has not missed a game.

D'Andre Swift, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, was listed as limited in Thursday's practice due to an ankle injury. His status for Week 12 is uncertain, and if he is unable to play, Kenneth Gainwell is expected to take over as the primary running back.

D'Andre Swift, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, was a limited participant at Wednesday's walkthrough due to an ankle injury. Swift has been the primary back for the Eagles since Week 1, averaging 19.8 touches for 98.2 yards from scrimmage per game with five touchdowns. His status for Sunday's game against the Bills will need to be monitored.

D'Andre Swift had a strong performance in Week 11, rushing for 76 yards and a touchdown while also catching three passes for 31 yards. He has exceeded 100 scrimmage yards four times this season and should continue to be a key part of the Eagles' game plan in Week 12 against the Bills.

D'Andre Swift had a tough game against the Cowboys, rushing 18 times for just 43 yards. His yards per carry was his second-lowest of the year. However, he did contribute with 31 receiving yards on 2 receptions. Swift's performance has declined since G Cam Jurgens' foot injury, but his return should help improve the run game and Swift's efficiency.

D'Andre Swift rushed 16 times for 57 yards and a touchdown and secured two of three targets for seven yards in the Eagles' 38-31 win over the Commanders on Sunday.

D'Andre Swift had 15 carries for 62 yards and caught all three of his targets for 13 yards in Sunday's win over Miami. He had a touchdown opportunity vultured by backup Kenneth Gainwell but was able to earn back some potential points with garbage-time carries. Swift will continue to serve as the lead back for the Eagles.

D'Andre Swift had 10 carries for 18 yards and added eight receptions on 10 targets for 40 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-14 loss to the Jets. Swift's busy work as a receiver helped offset his shortcomings on the ground. It was his third touchdown of the season and first via a reception. The recent influx in targets only boosts Swift's fantasy value heading into next week's game against Miami on Sunday Night Football.