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all that does is scream Chase Brown being a great guy that that that you want in your squad. With Joe Burrow last year, he was like a 14% target share player.

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High-upside breakout candidate with strong passing game usage

Chase Brown is a high-upside target who averaged 21 PPR points per game with Joe Burrow last year. His market similarity scores align with elite seasons from 2014 DeMarco Murray (22 PPR PPG) and 2016 Le'Veon Bell (21.2 PPR PPG). Brown maintained a 14% target share with Burrow, making him a preferred asset over high-rush-share backs lacking passing game involvement. Conversely, Brown struggled during Jake Browning's tenure as starter, averaging only 9.7 PPR points per game despite a 78% rush share and 13% target share. The outlook is further bolstered by Joe Burrow entering his first season with a consistent offensive line year-over-year in his entire career.

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