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I don't like that side. The side with Chase Brown for some reason. Because, I mean, at the end of the day, this is a high-powered offense in theory, but it's high-powered through receptions. And Chase Brown's value comes through receptions. His efficiency on the ground has been subpar
STACKED’s take
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Chase Brown is a sell-high candidate; his cost is too high for his current production.
Chase Brown is not a buy-low candidate because his current market value remains too high relative to his subpar efficiency and lack of touchdown upside in the Bengals' offense. While he is the lead back, his fantasy value is tied to receptions, and he lacks the top-five upside needed to justify a high acquisition cost.
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