From the episode

The Bengals, they've given up on their little offseason project of like, oh, hey, we're going to be more of a run team. They're first and pass rate over expected. They're dead last and under center. So it's going to have to be the receiving.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Bengals' pass-heavy scheme limits Brown's upside despite second-round ADP.

Chase Brown's upside is capped by the Bengals' offensive scheme; the team abandoned their offseason run-game project and is now dead last in under-center snaps while leading in pass rate over expected. Brown will have to operate out of the gun and rely on receiving work, which significantly limits the upside case for a second-round draft pick. His receiving is currently saving his fantasy value, but he has not been effective as a rusher.

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