Chicago Bears may reshuffle their rushing attack after D'Andre Swift's Week 1 showing. Ben Johnson says more runs are coming, with Kyle Monangai likely to share carries alongside Roschon Johnson who is healthy for short-yardage.

Caleb Williams' rushing ability adds a wrinkle, and he led Week 1 with 58 rushing yards; Week 2 vs Detroit will test the Bears' ground-game plan.

If Swift stays productive, he remains the lead back; otherwise Monangai could seize a rare high-use role as a seventh-round rookie in a must-win clash.

Week 2 fantasy decisions hinge on rebound potential for Pacheco, Mason, and Swift. Pacheco faces a stingy Eagles front and could see his workload grow, while Mason has momentum in Minnesota and looks poised to seize bellcow duties. Swift must translate earlier flashes into efficient carries and strong pass-game work against Detroit, still offering PPR upside.

Beyond these three, Judkins, Warren, Ridley, Odunze, Olave, Williams, and Meyers offer viable flex or streamer appeal, depending on format and roster depth. The analysis emphasizes workload, matchup, and efficiency to guide Week 2 starts and sits.

Week 1 fines centered on Chicago and Philadelphia, led by Cole Kmet’s $17,389 penalty for a leg whip on a D’Andre Swift rush. Noah Sewell followed with $6,174 for a hip-drop that wasn’t penalized in real time, and Jakorian Bennett hit $23,186 for a hip-drop. Jalen Carter’s week’s pay and ejection also factor into the league’s discipline narrative. For fantasy, watch Kmet’s target share and Bears’ blocking discipline, plus how the Eagles’ backfield roles shift as penalties influence on-field usage.