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He averaged 21 PPR points per game with Joe Burrow last year. ... I'll lean into the guy who's catching passes a lot more heavy he heavily, especially with the unchanging environment
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Chase Brown is a high-upside target with a proven pass-catching role

JJ Zachary recommends Chase Brown as a high-upside target due to Cincinnati's stable offensive environment. Brown maintained strong peripherals even during early-season struggles (78% rush share, 13% target share) and surged to 21 PPR points per game once Joe Burrow returned. Zachary prefers Brown's pass-catching profile over backs with higher rush shares but lower target potential, noting his market similarity scores align with 2014 DeMarco Murray and 2016 Le'Veon Bell. Despite being a day-three pick, his multi-year production proves he is a legitimate NFL player.

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