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I think there's a world where he could end up leading the NFL in, in running back touchdowns this year, because he's in the right place at the right time. He's explosive. He's also their third leading target guy. Like when, when Burrow doesn't want to throw to chase or T Higgins, the next guy up is chase Brown. And he's consistently done that week over week... So for chase Brown, he just feels like kind of a no brainer in the early second round.
STACKED’s take
Early second-round no-brainer with workhorse role and dual-threat upside.
Brown is a no-brainer in the early second round and feels ahead of market. The source expects the same or better production given that nothing materially changed in the Bengals backfield and Brown has produced high-ceiling outcomes in back-to-back seasons. Brown is the clear workhorse with no meaningful competition (Samaja Perine only took scraps). The source projects he could lead the NFL in running back touchdowns this year given the Bengals' top-scoring offensive situation and the need to score 25+ points per game to win. Brown is also the Bengals' third leading target guy after Burrow's primary reads to Chase and T Higgins; he has consistently been the next option week-over-week and year-over-year, giving him dual-threat upside as both a rusher and receiver.
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