SEATTLE — Halfway across the country Monday night, Ayo Dosunmu was telling Timberwolves reporters that he liked to drive to the basket the way a running back would carry the ball. The Chicago-born Dosunmu, a former Bulls guard and a…
Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift rushed for three second-half touchdowns to lead the Bears to a 34-17 road victory against the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night. Despite averaging just 2.6 yards per carry on 27 attempts, Swift proved essential in grinding down Seattle's defense, helping Chicago convert all four of its red-zone opportunities into touchdowns.
Swift now has 10 rushing touchdowns through eight games this season, making him the first Bears running back to reach that mark since Rick Casares in 1956. Bears head coach Ben Johnson praised Swift for earning tough yards, while quarterback Caleb Williams and Chicago's offense continued their strong run of form.
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