Yahoo Sports NFL on Chase Brown
From the article
Brown hasn't scored a rushing touchdown since Week 1. That's seven games and 87 carries. He hasn't scored a receiving touchdown or reached 100 rushing yards in a game this season either. He's averaged 8.6 half-PPR points over his last four appearances.
STACKED’s take
Brown's touchdown drought and inconsistent receiving work make him a volatile mid-tier RB2.
Brown hasn't scored a rushing touchdown since Week 1 (seven games, 87 carries) and hasn't scored a receiving touchdown or reached 100 rushing yards in any game this season, averaging 8.6 half-PPR points over his last four appearances. Despite Cincinnati scoring at least 31 points in all four of those games, Brown isn't getting enough fantasy payoff. Joe Burrow is playing at MVP level with 23 passing touchdowns, but the Bengals have only five rushing touchdowns as a team; Brown's receiving work is volatile and unpredictable (eight catches in Week 8, three in Week 9). Daniel Jones concludes Brown is a volatile mid-to-low-end RB2 with sporadic receiving upside and is done treating every week like the breakout is imminent.
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