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After a disappointing start to the season, the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator Shane Waldron is focusing on improving the team's struggling offense, particularly the run game. Following a loss to the Indianapolis Colts, Waldron acknowledged the need for better execution and communication within the team. The Bears' running game has been underwhelming, and the coaching staff is looking to implement changes to maximize the potential of their running backs, including newly acquired D'Andre Swift.
- Chicago Bears are struggling offensively, averaging a league-worst 3.7 yards per play.
- OC Shane Waldron is taking accountability for the team's offensive struggles and is open to feedback.
- D'Andre Swift's performance has been below expectations, prompting discussions on how to better utilize him.
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) through three games.
- He has caught 6 passes for 46 yards from 10 targets.
- Swift is committed to improving and maintaining a positive attitude despite his struggles.
Khalil Herbert | RB
Injury
Week 4
- Herbert was initially designated as the short-yardage back but has been overshadowed by Swift's acquisition.
Roschon Johnson | RB
Breakout
Week 4
10 carries
30 rush yards
- Johnson has shown promise with a team-high 30 rushing yards in the Colts game and has contributed on critical third-down conversions.
Chicago Bears
- The Bears are struggling with their offensive execution and are looking to make significant changes to their run game.
- Coaches are emphasizing the need for better fundamentals and techniques among players.