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Chase Brown, he had an awesome role, awesome offense. He gets targets... He is 26th in yards per carry, 20th in explosive rush rate, dead last in 15-yard runs on 71 carries, 27th in rushing yards over expected, 24th in my cycle sports per attempt, 20th in points per game in happy PPR... He's much more of a high-end RB2 than he is this like mid to low-end RB1.
STACKED’s take
RB1 dream fading: 26th in YPC, dead last in 15-yard runs, high-end RB2 at best.
Chase Brown's RB1 expectations are fading after a rough start. Despite an awesome role in a good offense with target upside, he ranks 26th in yards per carry, 20th in explosive rush rate, dead last in 15-yard runs on 71 carries, 27th in rushing yards over expected, 24th in yards per attempt, and 20th in PPR points per game. Through five weeks he has yet to hit 20-plus PPR points (scammed his way to 19 in week four on 11 catches for 71 yards and nine carries for 10 yards) and has not reached 100 rushing yards. Ron Stewart reassesses him as a high-end RB2 rather than mid to low-end RB1, though playoff league-winner upside remains on the table if role stabilizes. Samaje Perine is now fully in the mix as a backup RB competing for carries; in week 14, Perine out-carried Brown 14 to 13 (roughly a 75/25 split), and when Brown fumbles, the carry distribution swings further in Perine's direction, threatening Brown's role stability heading into the bye week.
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