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But the problem with a guy like Chase Brown is that because he has that, that draft capital where everyone drafted him. He's got the name tag. He's got the Cincinnati offense associated with him and Joe Burrow. He's got the receiving upside. There's so many positives that his value doesn't actually really dip down to where it's a genuine buy low
STACKED’s take
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Brown's draft capital keeps his value high despite underperformance.
Chase Brown is an RB1 who is underperforming; while he has draft capital, name recognition, and the Cincinnati offense with Joe Burrow plus receiving upside, his value does not dip low enough to be a genuine buy-low because managers still respect his pedigree. Even when packaging him in trades, managers are often overpaying for his underperformance. He could be offered as a low-ball trade piece to acquire Chris Olave, as both have decreased perception but high paper value.
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