From the episode
Chase Brown is really interesting...the office environment is so much better...Chase Brown, I think ultimately has one out. Most of the time we don't know for sure that he will again this time, but I personally would rather bet on that because we know it can be so good for fantasy...he averaged 3.6 yards per carry...he was on pace for 206 carries and 53 catches...In his last 10 games, he averaged 21.6 PPR fantasy points per game...he was on pace for 250 carries and 80 catches.
STACKED’s take
Chase Brown's late-season surge hinged on Perine's injury; unclear if talent or opportunity drove the turnaround.
Chase Brown is a topic of debate after a low week; the question is whether to sell low or hold. The concern centers on whether his strong late-season finish last year (21.6 PPR points per game in his last 10 games, top-five running back pace) was driven by Samaje Perine's injury or by genuine talent emergence. Early last season he averaged 3.6 yards per carry over seven games with one touchdown, but after Perine got hurt in week six, Brown averaged 21.6 PPR points per game over his final 10 games on pace for 250 carries and 80 catches. The key question is whether the Bengals' improved offense environment (compared to toxic situations like the Chargers) supports holding through a low week, or whether fool's gold is being bought by those seeking a buy-low opportunity.
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