From the video
You had Chase Brown in an unbelievable spot... We all played Chase Brown, Brilen Allen, and Raandre... stacking Chase Brown with Burrow makes sense because Chase Brown can kind of get there in a variety of ways... He's out there every snap. He's getting passing work. He's getting rushing work.
STACKED’s take
Elite matchup, core value play in all lineups; consistent snap/receiving work despite TD variance.
Chase Brown was in an unbelievable spot for Week 8 DFS and was identified as one of the three best running back values on the slate. Davis Mattek played him in all three of his lineups and locked him in as a core piece, projecting him approximately 1.5 points better than Trey Britt. Brown was part of Mattek's winning Week 8 lineup and was played in a Burrow stack because 'Chase Brown can kind of get there in a variety of ways. He can get there in a slower pace game.' Despite acknowledging that 11 running back plays were defensible in cash that week, Mattek continued to play Brown due to strong conviction. Brown projected well and came in underowned despite strong projection, making him an attractive contrarian play. Mattek noted that Brown has consistent snap share and receiving work (8 receptions in the game discussed), with rushing and passing opportunities, though touchdown production has not materialized yet; he plans to continue playing him despite recent underperformance.
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