Fantasy Life Articles on Chase Brown
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Joe Burrow gave us the entire Chase Brown case at his July 30 press conference: 'He does everything. He can protect. He trains as a receiver all offseason and you wouldn't know he was a running back. You don't have to take him off the field.'
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Brown's ADP ignores his elite target role and rushing efficiency gains; Burrow's praise supports RB9 ranking.
Chase Brown's Underdog ADP of 15.4 (RB10) significantly undervalues his projected workload and role. The source ranks Brown at No. 9 overall in fantasy football rankings, well ahead of his Round 2 ADP. Joe Burrow stated at his July 30 press conference: 'He does everything. He can protect. He trains as a receiver all offseason and you wouldn't know he was a running back. You don't have to take him off the field.' Camp reports consistently suggest Brown should be among the Bengals' top players in targets. From Weeks 10-18 of 2025, Brown averaged 20.9 PPR FP/G, with only Jahmyr Gibbs, Christian McCaffrey, Bijan Robinson, and De'Von Achane ahead of him. He finished No. 4 among RBs with 88 targets. The Bengals plan to go under center more in 2026, and Burrow practiced significant under-center work this spring; the team believes under-center play action creates easy explosives. Brown's rushing efficiency improved from 3.89 YPC through Week 9 to 4.83 afterward, suggesting room for further gains.
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