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The trio of Herbert, Foreman, and Johnson combined for 1,400+ rushing yards and 8 scores, of which Herbert contributed the most. The "starter" when healthy, Herbert piled up most of his production in just three games, as a slow start and a high ankle sprain doomed his numbers. Clearly Chicago didn't think enough of Herbert to let him run it back as a starter, paying good money to bring Swift to Chicago. Consider Herbert a cheap, veteran option to back-up and spell Swift, rather than a true competitor for the alpha role. Because workhorse backs are rare breeds in the modern NFL, Herbert is going to contribute a fair share, but he's more waiver add than draftable asset.
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Trade: Bengals acquire Khalil Herbert from Bears Chicago gets a 2025 seventh-round pick By: Mike Krueger | Tue Nov 5, 8:40 am
| | Source: The #Bears get a seventh-rounder in exchange for sending RB Khalil Herbert to the #Bengals. (Jeremy Fowler on X)
FFToday's Take: The Bengals are in need of running back help after Zack Moss injured his neck and will be out indefinitely. Chase Brown should remain the lead back but Herbert could be fantasy viable if the Bengals employ the same rotation they were using with Moss and Brown. He's worth a bench stash in most leagues if you have the room.
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