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Video$100K Entry Fee Fantasy Football Draft: High-Stakes Strategy (Board Review)
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Video: $100K Entry Fee Fantasy Football Draft: High-Stakes Strategy (Board Review)
Chase Brown uh sort of is settled in as this late first round pick... you're basically needing him to beat that number by two or three points for him to be a quote unquote league winning value.
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Chase Brown is a high-stakes 1.11 pick needing to exceed past production to pay off

Chase Brown has settled in as a late first-round pick (1.11) in high-stakes drafts, making him a 'big swing' player. While he averaged over 20 points per game in contests where Joe Burrow was active last season, Abib Agatoba notes that at a 1.11 price, he must exceed his historical cumulative production by two or three points per game to be considered a league-winning value.

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