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Chase Brown... Brown is on the better offense... he also has a lot more upside in the receiving game. He could outpace Walker by like 30 receptions, 35 receptions this season... Chase Brown is never going to be a high volume runner or an efficient one... he's going to be around a thousand rushing yards... the lack of a rushing ceiling is pretty clear with him
STACKED’s take
RB3 in round two; more receiving upside than Walker but clear rushing ceiling.
Ranked RB3 in round two; on a better offense (Bengals) than Kenneth Walker (Chiefs) with significantly more receiving upside—could outpace Walker by 30–35 receptions this season, making him preferable in full PPR scoring. However, in half PPR, Walker gets the edge because Chase Brown has a clear rushing ceiling: he will never be a high-volume or efficient runner, with a projected ~1,000 rushing yards and ~230 rush attempts this season. The Bengals' pass-heavy approach (Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Chase Brown all used in receiving game) limits his ground volume. If he doesn't hit for four receptions for 40 yards and a touchdown in the receiving game, his floor drops below Ken Walker's because he lacks the featured-back upside of a true centerpiece.
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