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D'Andre Swift is producing enough to matter even without complete control of Chicago's backfield. He has 69 carries for 311 yards and three touchdowns through four games, plus 10 catches for 84 yards. PFM's live profile gives him a 53.3% backfield share and a 43.4% carry share, so the efficiency and scoring have mattered as much as the raw workload.
PFM has Swift RB12 for Week 5 at Green Bay and RB13 for the rest of the season. The season-long value is easy to understand because he is averaging 20 opportunities per game and five yards per touch. The risk is that Chicago still has room to move work around behind him. Swift does not need a larger role if the current efficiency holds, but a drop in touchdowns or rushing efficiency would make that split backfield more important.