D'Andre Swift led the Bears' backfield with 19 carries for 79 yards and added a reception for 10 yards in a tough loss to the Vikings. With Roschon Johnson sidelined due to a concussion, Swift has taken on a more prominent role, showcasing his ability to handle a heavier workload. He is poised for a potentially strong outing in Week 16 against the Lions, who have been vulnerable defensively.

D'Andre Swift had a notable performance against the Vikings, rushing for 79 yards on 19 carries, marking his highest yardage since late October. This resurgence in the running game is a positive sign for the Bears, who had struggled to exceed 78 rushing yards in their previous six games.

D'Andre Swift struggled in critical short-yardage situations, failing to convert on two fourth-and-1 attempts during a game. His performance in these scenarios has been consistently poor, ranking near the bottom among players with similar rushing attempts over the past five seasons. This raises concerns about his effectiveness as a short-yardage back, prompting frustration over his usage in such situations.

D'Andre Swift rushed 19 times for 79 yards but faced challenges as the Bears struggled offensively, including a failed fourth-and-1 attempt and a short touchdown run negated by a penalty. The Bears have been outscored 53-0 in the first half over their last three games, highlighting their offensive woes.

D'Andre Swift's touchdown was nullified due to a reporting error by center Doug Kramer Jr., highlighting the challenges the Bears faced in their attempt to close the gap against the Vikings.