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After a disappointing start to the season, Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron is seeking to revamp the struggling offense, which is currently averaging a league-worst 3.7 yards per play. Key players including quarterback Caleb Williams and running back D'Andre Swift are under scrutiny as the team looks to improve its performance. Waldron has acknowledged the need for better execution, particularly in the run game, where the Bears rank near the bottom in both rushing yards and yards per attempt. Swift, who was brought in as a significant signing, is expected to be a key contributor but has struggled early in the season.
- The Bears' offense is struggling, averaging only 3.7 yards per play.
- Swift's performance has been underwhelming, with only 68 rushing yards in three games.
- Coaches are looking to adjust the run game and utilize different personnel.
D'Andre Swift | RB
Pickup
Week 4
6 receptions
10 targets
46 rec yards
37 carries
68 rush yards
- Swift has struggled with just 68 rushing yards on 37 attempts (1.8 YPC) this season.
- He has also caught 6 passes for 46 yards on 10 targets.
- Swift is taking accountability and is focused on improving despite his struggles.
Khalil Herbert | RB
Injury
Week 4
- Herbert was initially designated as the short-yardage back but has not been effective.
- His role may be adjusted as the Bears look to improve their run game.
Roschon Johnson | RB
Breakout
Week 4
7 carries
30 rush yards
- Johnson had a team-high 30 rushing yards against the Colts.
- He has shown potential as a physical runner and may see more snaps moving forward.
Chicago Bears
- The Bears' offense is struggling significantly, ranking last in several key categories.
- Coaches are looking to make adjustments to the run game and utilize different personnel.