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D'Andre Swift vs Tucker Kraft

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 16, 2026

ADP 53.2
D'Andre Swift
RB · CHI · RB24
ADP 68.1
Questionable
Tucker Kraft
TE · GB · TE6
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
64% would rather draft Swift over Kraft
64%Swift
36%Kraft
Based on 25 comparison results

Should you draft D'Andre Swift or Tucker Kraft?

Last season — 2025, per game

SwiftRB15 finish
2025
KraftTE20 finish
13.2Fantasy pts12.7
16Games8
13.9Carries0.1
68Rush yds0
4.9Yds/carry3.0
3.0Targets5.5
2.1Rec4.0
19Rec yds61
0.6TD0.8
Full game log & past seasons
D'Andre Swift
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTYDTDTGTRECRYDRTD
1
MIN
8.0
RB28
17
53
0
5
3
12
0
2
DET
12.4
RB24
12
63
1
3
3
6
0
3
DAL
9.3
RB27
13
33
0
4
3
45
0
4
LV
14.0
RB18
14
38
1
6
4
22
0
5
6
WAS
24.5
RB6
14
108
0
3
2
67
1
7
NO
20.3
RB5
19
124
1
1
1
14
0
8
BAL
14.1
RB15
11
45
1
2
2
26
0
9
10
NYG
12.3
RB18
13
80
0
8
5
18
0
11
MIN
9.0
RB28
21
90
0
1
0
0
0
12
PIT
1.4
RB55
8
15
0
1
1
14
0
13
PHI
20.3
RB2
18
125
1
2
1
13
0
14
GB
9.7
RB25
13
63
0
4
3
19
0
15
CLE
22.1
RB7
18
98
2
1
1
-2
0
16
GB
8.0
RB34
13
58
0
2
2
12
0
17
SF
20.9
RB8
9
54
2
3
2
25
0
18
DET
5.3
RB42
10
40
0
2
1
8
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTYDTDTGTRECRYDRTD
1
TEN
5.0
RB41
10
30
0
1
0
0
0
2
HOU
6.2
RB37
14
18
0
5
4
24
0
3
IND
5.2
RB46
13
20
0
4
2
22
0
4
LAR
26.0
RB3
16
93
1
7
7
72
0
5
CAR
19.0
RB2
21
73
1
2
2
47
0
6
JAX
19.9
RB6
17
91
1
4
4
28
0
7
BYE
8
WAS
18.9
RB10
18
129
1
0
0
0
0
9
ARI
11.2
RB23
16
51
0
6
6
31
0
10
NE
7.0
RB30
16
59
0
1
1
6
0
11
GB
15.4
RB12
14
71
1
2
2
13
0
12
MIN
8.0
RB21
13
30
0
4
3
35
0
13
DET
8.4
RB28
11
39
0
3
2
35
0
14
SF
4.5
RB36
14
38
0
2
1
2
0
15
MIN
9.4
RB27
19
79
0
1
1
10
0
16
DET
6.8
RB37
9
20
0
3
3
33
0
17
SEA
10.1
RB17
12
53
0
5
4
28
0
18
GB
12.5
RB16
20
65
1
2
0
0
0
Tucker Kraft
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
DET
8.9
TE15
4
2
16
1
2
WAS
21.4
TE1
7
6
124
1
3
CLE
4.4
TE26
4
3
29
0
4
DAL
8.1
TE16
5
5
56
0
5
6
CIN
11.3
TE9
2
2
43
1
7
ARI
14.3
TE7
10
5
58
1
8
PIT
29.8
TE1
9
7
143
2
9
CAR
3.0
TE38
3
2
20
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
PHI
4.7
TE15
3
2
37
0
2
IND
2.6
TE29
2
2
16
0
3
TEN
3.4
TE28
3
2
24
0
4
MIN
14.3
TE2
9
6
53
1
5
LAR
22.8
TE1
5
4
88
2
6
ARI
2.5
TE30
4
2
13
0
7
HOU
10.8
TE10
4
3
33
1
8
JAX
15.3
TE7
3
3
78
1
9
DET
5.6
TE19
6
4
34
0
10
11
CHI
0.0
TE85
1
0
0
0
12
SF
9.6
TE13
2
2
26
1
13
MIA
10.8
TE14
7
6
78
0
14
DET
11.6
TE6
5
3
41
1
15
SEA
4.4
TE27
2
2
34
0
16
NO
8.0
TE13
4
3
63
0
17
MIN
6.3
TE23
3
2
53
0
18
CHI
5.6
TE22
7
4
36
0

Latest takes

D'Andre Swift
  • Swift should be a mid-range RB2 again this season.

  • D’Andre Swift among 55 qualified RBs with 80+ rush attempts: • 2nd in % of 5+ Yard Gains (43%) • 3rd in % of Runs Stuffed at the Line of Scrimmage (36%) • 6th in % of 10+ Yard Gains (14%) • 7th in Zone Rush Success Rate

  • D’Andre Swift is arguably the safest running back to take in the dead zone. For his entire career, Swift has always found a way to finish as an RB2 in fantasy scoring.

    Kyle Zeigler· Jul 20
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  • D'Andre Swift is a favorite draft target in the fifth round based on ADP.

  • The Bears have a two-man backfield, with RBs D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai sharing work. But it's worth leaning into the Chicago backfield because the Bears should have one of the better offenses in the league, and Bears head coach Ben Johnson is one of the best running-game designers in the league. I would rather have D'Andre Swift than Quinshon Judkins, even though Judkins is expected to have more touches.

  • Last year, Swift was the RB15, averaging 14.3 PPR fantasy points per game, a higher average than Bucky Irving (13.8) and Kenneth Walker III (11.3). More importantly, he averaged more rushing attempts (13.9 vs. 9.9) and yards per game (67.9 vs. 46.1) than Monangai last year.

    Mike Fanelli· Jul 3
  • Going into this season, Swift is going to be the 1A in a duo with second-year back Kyle Monangai, as the team didn't draft any running backs nor sign anyone in free agency, leaving Swift and Monangai with the backfield all to themselves.

  • Swift racked up a career-high 1,087 yards on the ground and scored 10 total touchdowns, and with 34 receptions for 299 yards, averaged 14.3 fantasy points per game, good for RB16.

  • If that happens, Swift could easily be a top-18 running back for fantasy.

    Tom Strachan· Jun 10
  • Swift was the preferred option around the goal line, and it becomes quite hard not to be interested in him at his current cost of RB25, going around pick 60.

    Tom Strachan· Jun 10
  • Swift had a higher explosive run rate (5.4% vs. 4.1%), a better missed tackles forced rate (0.17 vs. 0.10), generated more yards before contact and was the better receiving back.

    Tom Strachan· Jun 10
  • Swift's efficiency numbers bounced back after a horrible 2024 season, ranking 13th in explosive run rate, 11th in rushing success rate, and 20th in missed tackle rate, and should be a mid-range RB2 again this season.

  • D'Andre Swift arguably had a career year last season for the Bears as the RB16 in fantasy points per game, finishing with 257 touches and 1,386 total yards while splitting work with Kyle Monangai.

  • David Montgomery and D'Andre Swift are clean examples because they sit back to back in ADP, with Montgomery at 5.5 and Swift at 5.6 (as of June 3rd). Or do you need Swift's receiving profile and a different ceiling bet if the Bears take their offense to the moon?

    Chris Cash· Jun 6
  • Yes, he's getting a little older, but those numbers belong to a running back who still has real juice, not one that's falling off a cliff. The Bears' offense is ascending, and Swift is right in the middle of it.

    Matty Kiwoom· May 18
Tucker Kraft
  • Tucker Kraft is coming back from an ACL tear and small meniscus tear that ended his 2025 season after eight games and torpedoed what was shaping up to be a monster season. After a breakout 2024 season in which he had 50 catches for 707 yards and seven touchdowns, Kraft was off to a torrid start last year, with 32 catches for 489 yards and six touchdowns before getting hurt against the Panthers in Week 9.

  • Now we have players like Tucker Kraft, Sam LaPorta, and Harold Fannin Jr. All of them young, talented tight ends who’ve shown high-end ceilings and are being drafted in the middle rounds.

  • The Jets have not added any talent at wide receiver that will truly threaten Wilson’s targets, and if he starts 2026 like he started 2025, he will be on pace for 150+ targets, 1,200+ yards, and 12+ touchdowns, which will make him a league-winning pick as WR19!!” – Adam Dove ( The Fantasy Couriers ) Christian Watson (WR – GB) “With Romeo Doubs gone and Tucker Kraft working his way back from injury, Christian Watson has a clear path to more targets.

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  • Tucker Kraft is expected to be ready for Week 1. Let’s not forget how dominant he was before getting injured, showing incredible upside.

  • But I also like midrange TE1s such as Tucker Kraft and Kyle Pitts . And the TE position is so deep that you can spend down and still come away with George Kittle or Travis Kelce , who were considered elites at the position not long ago.

  • The impending free agent finished second among all TEs in YAC/catch – trailing only Tucker Kraft.

  • Players Trey McBride, Jake Ferguson, Tucker Kraft, and AJ Barner all made significant jumps in their second season over the past three years.

    Rich Hribar· Aug 6
  • Last year, Tucker Kraft averaged the second most fantasy points per game at 12.7

  • With only Tucker Kraft , Jayden Reed , and second-year receiver Matthew Golden , opportunities should be endless

    Kyle Zeigler· Aug 6
  • Tucker Kraft is a personal favorite of mine. Before his ACL tear last season, he was dominating the tight end position. In the eighth round in a league where the FLEX position can be used for a tight end, a duo of Warren and Kraft could be excellent.

  • If Green Bay slowly eases him in, I wouldn’t be shocked, but Kraft could easily be a monster value at the tight end position in 2026 if he comes roaring back at 100% earlier than we anticipate.

  • Last year, before losing the rest of his season to a torn ACL (Week 9), Tucker Kraft was the TE1 in fantasy points per game. In Weeks 1-8, among 33 qualifying tight ends, Kraft ranked seventh in target share (18.3%), first in receiving yards per game (67), second in yards per route run (2.71), seventh in first-read share (21.6%), and second in first downs per route run (0.121, per Fantasy Points Data). Kraft was also a YAC gawd, leading all tight ends in yards after the catch per reception and missed tackles forced per reception.

  • It should be noted, though, that Watson only had 8 targets last season in the two games both he and Tucker Kraft played, so it’s not a clean copy-and-paste to 2026.

    Tony Martin· Jul 30
  • But Tucker Kraft is an elite talent who is getting unduly pushed down, and his value compared to Warren’s value makes Warren a less interesting click, for me.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 28
  • At the time of his injury, Kraft ranked ninth in catches, third in yards, and second in touchdowns, with a 30/469/6 line. He did this while having a bye week, and his 67 yards per game led the position.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 27