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Chase Brown is having an incredibly tough start to the year...Chase Brown played 40 of 53 snaps...19 of 32 routes for Chase Brown. Four of 27 targets. He got 11 rushes. The issue with Chase Brown, and this is something that happened to him last year, was that the efficiency was quite bad.
STACKED’s take
Brown has elite role but poor efficiency; can be bought low
Chase Brown is having an incredibly tough start to the year; he was about to score a touchdown but a penalty was called and Sage Rosenfels came in and cashed in instead. In Week 7, Brown played 40 of 53 snaps, ran 19 of 32 routes, received 4 of 27 targets, and got 11 rushes, but was replaced in the red zone and efficiency was poor—a recurring issue from last year. Despite his excellent role, the source argues Brown is only an okay running back and lacks the elite caliber to prevent replacement by Samaj Perine, comparing him unfavorably to James Cook, Bejun Robinson, and Kenneth Walker who would have legendary seasons in this role. However, the source believes Brown still has significant role value and could be bought very low in leagues.
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