The injury concern around D’Andre Swift has dropped considerably. After Swift left Thursday’s practice in visible discomfort while holding his midsection, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the issue was a cramp.

There is still no formal Bears medical clearance, but the new information materially reduces the risk created by the initial practice exit. With Kyle Monangai also managing a knee issue, Swift’s health remains worth following — but there is currently no evidence that Thursday’s incident represents a significant injury.

Keep Swift near his pre-injury valuation. Do not let the initial practice scare push him down a full round.

Monitor Chicago’s next practice participation before Week 1, but a reported cramp does not justify a meaningful FAZE draft downgrade at this point.

D’Andre Swift — RB, Chicago Bears

The injury concern around D’Andre Swift has dropped considerably. After Swift left Thursday’s practice in visible discomfort while holding his midsection, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the issue was a cramp.

The original concern was legitimate. The new information changes the decision.

Until evidence says otherwise, treat Swift much closer to his normal draft value rather than pricing in an injury that has not materialized.