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Brown's overall usage is really encouraging and warrants a BUY or a HOLD in fantasy. In the two weeks since, Brown has logged 73% of the snaps, 64% of the rush attempts and 61% of the routes, while averaging 17.5 touches per game.
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Brown's usage strong (73% snaps, 17.5 touches/game); buy the dip on TD regression risk.

The source recommends a BUY or HOLD on Chase Brown despite his frustrating season and failure to score in Week 8, citing encouraging overall usage that warrants patience. Brown has logged 73% of the snaps and 64% of the rush attempts over the past two weeks (post-bye), averaging 17.5 touches per game. His pass-game usage is strong with 8 receptions in Week 8 and identical TPRR and target shares (22%, 15%) as his 2025 season. The source attributes Brown's lack of RB1 production to touchdown scarcity—he hasn't scored since Week 1 and has just 0.6 inside-the-5 carries per game (29th among RBs)—but projects improved scoring with the Bengals' favorable RB schedule ahead. The source emphasizes this is still very much Chase Brown's backfield, with Samaje Perine playing just 29% of snaps over the past two weeks.

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