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Here we have Chase Brown... he continues to plummet in rest of season rankings... at worst the rest of the season, even if he's splitting time with Sam Perine, he is a high-end RB2 in this offense... The Bengals have the easiest schedule moving forward... he plays against the Titans. We just saw Quinn Sean Judkins run all over them... I do think this is the time where Chase Brown comes out here and finally produces if you need some running back help.
STACKED’s take
High-end RB2 at floor price; Bengals easiest schedule; buy-low target
Ron Stewart identifies Chase Brown as a primary trade target plummeting in rest-of-season rankings, creating a buying opportunity at his floor. Stewart projects Chase Brown as a high-end RB2 at worst even if splitting time with Sam Perine, ranking him in the same tier as Bucky Irving and Basil Tutin (slightly ahead) and comparable to DeAndre Swift and Chuba Hubbard. The Bengals have the easiest remaining schedule with positive game scripts expected. Chase Brown faces the Titans in Week 8, a defense exposed to elite running back production (Quinn Sean Judkins just ran all over them); the Titans no longer have Jeffrey Simmons. Stewart notes pattern-matching analysis given the 2024 Zach Moss 50-50 backfield precedent, but frames the floor price as attractive with ceiling being Chase Brown returning to form. At current prices, his value cannot decline much further. Reasonable trade targets to acquire Brown include Michael Wilson (easy), Odunan Henderson (no-brainer), Jaylen Warren (same tier, needs real plus), and Saquon Barkley (banged up, add small piece). Parker Washington is too expensive.
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