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Chase Brown became a league winner and a really good player in fantasy football because Zach Moss got hurt. But guess what? Brown was also just better than Zach Moss.
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Brown's league-winner status shows why ambiguous backfields with talent work.
Brown became a league winner a few years ago when Zach Moss got injured. JJ uses Brown as a historical example of why ambiguous backfields work—Brown was simply better than Moss and didn't need another running back to step in because he was talented enough to carry the workload alone. This demonstrates the value of investing in ambiguous backfields with talented middle-round running backs.
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