D'Andre Swift is listed as questionable for the Bears' upcoming game against the Vikings due to a groin injury. Despite only participating in a limited practice on Saturday, Swift expressed optimism about playing. With Roschon Johnson ruled out for Week 15 due to a concussion, the Bears' backfield may rely on Travis Homer and Darrynton Evans if Swift cannot go, with Homer being the preferred option for fantasy owners.

The Chicago Bears are facing potential challenges in their backfield as both D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson missed practice on Thursday due to injuries. Swift is dealing with a new groin injury after previously missing practices with a quad issue, while Johnson is sidelined with a concussion. Fantasy owners may want to consider stashing Travis Homer, who would take on the lead role if both Swift and Johnson are unable to play in the upcoming game against the Vikings.

Bears running back D'Andre Swift is active for today's game against the 49ers, despite dealing with a quad injury that limited his practice leading up to the game. With Roschon Johnson ruled out due to a concussion, Swift may see increased opportunities in passing-down and goal-line situations, although he may not be at full strength. Other active running backs for the Bears include Travis Homer and Darrynton Evans.

The Chicago Bears are facing a challenging situation in their backfield as they prepare for their upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers. D'Andre Swift is listed as questionable due to a quad injury, having only participated in a limited practice on Friday. Meanwhile, Roschon Johnson has been ruled out due to a concussion, leaving Travis Homer as the only healthy running back on the roster. This situation could significantly impact the Bears' offensive strategy and fantasy football implications.

The Chicago Bears are facing potential challenges in their backfield as both D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson missed practice due to injuries. If they are unable to play on Sunday, Travis Homer is expected to take on a larger role, despite having limited carries this season. The team also has other options on the practice squad, but Homer is currently the most viable option for fantasy managers in deeper leagues.

The Chicago Bears are facing injury concerns with their running backs D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson ahead of their upcoming game against the 49ers. Swift is dealing with a quad injury, while Johnson is in the concussion protocol. Both players did not practice on Wednesday, raising questions about their availability for the weekend. The Bears may need to rely on Travis Homer and Demetric Felton if Swift and Johnson cannot play.

Travis Homer of the Chicago Bears is set to be placed on injured reserve after undergoing surgery on his finger. This will sideline him for at least four weeks, with the earliest possible return being Week 8 against the Commanders. Meanwhile, Roschon Johnson is expected to take on a larger role in passing situations, while Khalil Herbert will continue to handle early-down work.

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.

Bears RB Roschon Johnson will miss Sunday's game against the Raiders due to a concussion. He has not returned to practice since sustaining the injury over two weeks ago. With RB Khalil Herbert on injured reserve, the Bears will rely on D'Onta Foreman, Darrynton Evans, and Travis Homer at the running back position. Foreman is expected to receive the majority of carries after handling 15 of them last week.

Roschon Johnson, running back for the Chicago Bears, missed Thursday's practice due to a concussion. It is unlikely that he will be cleared in time for Sunday's game against the Raiders. In Johnson's absence, the Bears will rely on D'Onta Foreman, Darrynton Evans, and Travis Homer in the backfield. Foreman is the most promising option for fantasy football, but he should be considered as a low-end RB3 or flex play.

Bears RB Roschon Johnson did not practice due to a concussion, while RB Travis Homer returned to limited practice after a hamstring injury.

Chicago Bears running back Khalil Herbert has been placed on injured reserve after injuring his ankle in Week 5. He will be eligible to return in Week 10. Rookie Roschon Johnson and Travis Homer are also out for the upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Bears RB Roschon Johnson is unlikely to be cleared in time for the game against the Vikings. With RB Khalil Herbert and RB Travis Homer also out, Chicago will rely on RBs D'Onta Foreman and Darrynton Evans.

Roschon Johnson, running back for the Chicago Bears, did not participate in Thursday's practice due to a concussion. He entered concussion protocol after being removed from the previous game and has not made significant progress in his recovery. Johnson will likely need to participate in practice on Friday and gain clearance from a neurologist in order to have a chance at playing on Sunday against the Vikings. Khalil Herbert and Travis Homer have also been absent from practice and are likely to miss the game, leaving D'Onta Foreman as the lead running back for the Bears.

Bears RB Roschon Johnson is dealing with a concussion and did not practice. RB Khalil Herbert is expected to miss the upcoming game due to an ankle injury. RB Travis Homer also missed practice with a hamstring injury. D'Onta Foreman is likely to be the lead back for the Bears against the Vikings.

Bears RB Khalil Herbert is expected to miss "multiple weeks" after injuring his right ankle in Thursday night's win over Washington. Rookie Roschon Johnson and RB Travis Homer are also dealing with injuries, potentially leaving D'Onta Foreman as Chicago's top back for Week 6 against Minnesota.