Huddle Up: Odunze has 11 receptions and 20 targets in the past two games, totaling 104 receiving yards. The catch total and targets are his best in a two-game span so far in his rookie season. Still, remains more of a WR4 or flex fantasy option in most leagues heading into Week 13 against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving.

Huddle Up: Kmet had his highest catch total since Week 3 in Indianapolis, and it was just his second time with at least 60 receiving yards in the past eight games. He needs to have this type of production consistently to get back into the TE1 conversation in most fantasy leagues. Kmet remains more of a TE2 for now. The Bears meet the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving in Week 13.

Huddle Up: If the veteran Allen can secure 31.9 percent of the target share for Chicago every week, fantasy managers would smile from ear to ear, especially in PPR formats. It was easily his best performance since coming over from the Los Angeles Chargers in the offseason. His previous yardage high was 44 back on Week 10, and his best catch total was five, achieved twice. This was also just his third game with 10 or more targets. Allen finally appears to be healthy, and when he is not nicked up, he is always an asset in PPR leagues for his high volume of pass catches. He'll look to build on this performance in Detroit on Thanksgiving Day in Week 13. Treat him as a WR3 or flex fantasy option in PPR formats, with lesser appeal in standard play.

Huddle Up: Moore's yardage total was a season high, eclipsing his 105-yard performance back in early October against the Carolina Panthers, his former organization. The touchdown was also his first since that game in Week 5. Moore has managed three or more catches in four consecutive outings, and he has 14 catches in the past two weeks, matching his most in a two-game stretch at any point this season. He should be treated as a WR3 or flex fantasy option in most leagues in Week 13, when managers hope for a cornucopia of points on Thanksgiving against the Detroit Lions.

Huddle Up: Swift's 2.3 yards per rushing attempt was his lowest since Week 3, when he was still acclimating to his new team. The 30 yards were his fewest since Week 2, and it couldn't have come at a worst time with fantasy managers jockeying for playoff positioning down the stretch. Swift had rushing scores in five of his previous seven games coming in, so hopefully he is able to get back on track. It's a short week against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving, however, so another difficult matchup looms. Still, he can be safely treated as a RB2 or flex fantasy option in Week 13.

Huddle Up: Williams has certainly had his ups and downs in his rookie year, and that's to be expected for a first-year field general. It was his third 300-yard game of the season, which is good. It was his first game with a touchdown pass or run in the past five outings. That's not good. He needs to be a lot more consistent before we can suggest him as anything more than a low-end QB2 in fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams. Next up is a date with the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving at Ford Field.

Huddle Up: Swift should see most of the snaps at running back this week despite the injury and should be at least a flex option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Allen has received a good amount of targets this season but has not had a lot of success in terms of receiving yards. He could be a possible flex option in most leagues but is not a must-start option like in previous seasons.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next few days to see if Allen will be available for the game. He has received at least six targets in six of his eight games this season but has not posted 50 yards in any of the games. He can still be a flex option in most leagues if he is able to play.

Huddle Up: Swift was able to do more as the week went on and likely will be available for the game. He is the main running back for the Bears and can be a starting option in all fantasy leagues if active.

Huddle Up: Outside of his two-touchdown game in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 6, Allen has been more of a WR4 than WR3. Perhaps new interim offensive coordinator Thomas Brown will be able to get more of the passing game over the next month or so, it seems unlikely that Allen will build enough trust over that time to be anything more than bench depth in fantasy. If Allen sits due to this injury, it could provide an opening for Cole Kmet to be relevant again since they typically work in similar parts of the field.

Huddle Up: Swift returned to practice Thursday and seems to have a decent chance to play in Week 12. Fantasy players should monitor the situation because Swift can be a starting option in all leagues if active.

Huddle Up: Swift's status now becomes one to monitor over the course of the week. If he sits, Roschon Johnson would receive the bulk of the work, putting him on the flex radar.

Huddle Up: Allen has had four or more receptions in each of his past three games, and he has been targeted 24 times in the span. It is his best stretch of the season, as he has re-emerged as a useful WR3 in PPR leagues, with lesser appeal in standard formats. The Bears host the Minnesota Vikings in Week 12.

Huddle Up: Kmet's three receptions were his most since Week 6 against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. He has TE1 ability, but he has just six grabs for 69 yards on eight targets in the past four outings. He has been a little nicked up, performing more like a TE2 in most formats. Treat him as such into Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: Moore's seven receptions were his most since Week 3 in Indianapolis. He hasn't scored since Week 5 against his former team, the Carolina Panthers, and his production has been a bit erratic with a rookie quarterback under center. He remains more of a WR3 in most fantasy leagues heading into Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: Odunze hasn't scored since Week 3 in Indianapolis, his only NFL touchdown. He does have three or more receptions and six or more targets in each of his past four games. Treat the rookie as a WR3 or flex fantasy option in PPR leagues heading into Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings, with slightly lesser value in standard play.

Huddle Up: Johnson's fantasy ceiling is rather limited as long as D'Andre Swift remains healthy. He did tie his most rushing attempts for the season, and his 11 total touches were the most of the season. He is best used as a low-end RB3 or flex fantasy option in deeper leagues heading into in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: Swift has been a pretty consistent RB2 in most fantasy leagues, going for 51 or more rushing yards in seven straight games, while totaling five touchdowns in the span. He also has two or more receptions in seven of his nine games to help out PPR managers, too. The Bears host the Minnesota Vikings in Week 12.

Huddle Up: Williams was pretty accurate in this one, but he accounted for zero touchdowns which helps no one in fantasy football. He has consistently posted low-end QB2 type numbers all season. He'll look for improvement in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: The Bears offense has struggled under Shane Waldron since coming out of the Week 7 bye, and Williams has failed to throw a touchdown pass in any of his last three games. The rookie has flashed some promise, but he remains a mid QB2 until he can prove to show some consistency.

Huddle Up: Kmet is on a cold streak with only 27 yards total over the last three games. Fantasy players may want to avoid Kmet until he is more involved in the passing game.

Huddle Up: Odunze had a disappointing performance this week after posting over 100 yards last week. He likely will see a decent amount of targets next week but may only be a flex option in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Moore has not posted more than 33 yards in any of the last four games even though he is still receiving a good amount of targets. He should be involved in the passing game next week but may only be a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Allen has been targeted 23 times over the last three games but has been held to 44 yards or less in all of the games. He may only be a possible flex option at this point since the Bears passing game has not had much success in recent games.

Huddle Up: Swift has received at least 16 carries in each of the last six games but has been held under 60 yards in each of the last two games. He will continue to see a good amount of touches during games and can be at least a flex option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Kmet, who had a nice run from Week 3 through Week 6, has been completely absent from the game plan since the Bears returned from their Bye, being targeted exactly once over the last two games combined. He's had enough nice games this year to show he's capable of producing TE1 numbers, but with several of the underperforming tight ends stepping things up lately it's easy to advocate moving on from Kmet outside of deeper leagues where you have the roster space to carry a second tight end.