Bears' D'Andre Swift Names One Player Who's Stood Out Most at Camp
Bears RB D'Andre Swift singles out one teammate as camp's most improved player, crediting his growth under Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears are facing high expectations this season after a successful 2025 campaign. Head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams have set the bar high, as the team finds itself in a tough division with the Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings. Williams' performance has been exceptional, with six fourth-quarter comebacks last season, tying him for third in NFL history for most in a single season, and finishing with 3,942 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.
He also contributed 388 rushing yards and three rushing scores. At training camp, running back D Andre Swift has singled out Williams for his improved poise and process, praising his approach and focus during his second year with the team. Swift had a breakout season in 2025, setting career-highs with 1,087 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns, along with 299 receiving yards.
With other key players like DJ Moore out, Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai will play a crucial role in supporting Williams in the upcoming season, with the Bears aiming to build on their success from last year.
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