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I understand that $35 is a great price for Amon-Ra St. Brown in a vacuum, if that particular league requires only one starting wide receiver and Ja'Marr Chase went for $32, then St. Brown for $35 is very decidedly not a good price.

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Chase's $32 price serves as benchmark for evaluating other WR values.

Chase went for $32 in the source's hypothetical example illustrating the Raw Dollar Fallacy. The source uses Chase's price as a benchmark to show how nomination order and league settings determine whether other players' prices represent value or overpays.

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