D’Andre Swift’s fumble last week couldn’t have come at a worse time, and it opened the door for rookie Kyle Monangai. After the turnover, Monangai logged nine carries to Swift’s two and handled five red-zone attempts, punching in one of them. He’s been the more efficient red-zone option lately, with eight carries inside the 20 for three touchdowns over the last three games. Swift has zero TDs on six red-zone carries in that span. Monangai’s goal-line role is real, and his between-the-20s usage may now rise. He looks like RB 1B to Swift’s 1A this week, and his TD price is playable down to +200.
The Bears will have a new HC in Ben Johnson, and many people hold him in high regard for his ability to run an offense. He'll have a full complement of weapons to work with, including Caleb Williams, DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, and Cole Kmet. And on defense, they should be stout in the trenches and on the outside. The Eagles, fresh off their Super Bowl victory, could be in for a letdown this year, and while this November clash is three months into the season, things could snowball if the team isn't 100% focused from Week 1.