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PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026
Chase Brown is still projected to be the play this week among Rachaad White and Jordan Mason, despite the source's earlier high expectations for him heading into the season; the source expresses interest in how White looks coming off his bye week but maintains that Brown is the play over both White and Mason for now.PositiveBreakoutOct 30, 2026
Chase Brown ranks RB19 but the source is bullish on regression upside; he's commanded at least 68% of all backfield opportunities in every game but one. Career splits show dramatic improvement: 9.1 points/game, 4.1 yards/touch before Week 7 versus 16.8 points/game, 5.2 yards/touch after Week 7. The source says 'Ten toes down, baby' and recommends buying the dip.PositiveMatchupOct 29, 2026
Matthew Berry loves Chase Brown at RB8 for Week 8 against Tennessee; Brown is due for some touchdown luck against a defense that can't stop the run.PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026
Brown maintained a 75% snap share and 69% rush share (excluding garbage-time drive) despite Week 5 fumble concerns. He has an 81 Utilization Score for the season; his 48 historical comparisons since 2020 averaged 15.8 PPG. The Bengals boast the third-highest team total (28.4) with the largest spread (-10.2) against the Titans, who have conceded the sixth-biggest fantasy boost to RBs (+2.5 PPG). Brown is a high-end RB2 with high-end RB1 upside in Week 8.PositiveRoleOct 29, 2026
Brown maintained a 75% snap share coming out of the bye despite speculation of a closer split with Samaje Perine after a Week 5 fumble. His 58% rush share is misleading because Tahj Brooks got all attempts on the final drive with a 22-point lead; prior to that, Brown had a 69% rush share. Brown scored only 9.8 points but has the role to produce with an 81 Utilization Score. His 48 historical comparisons since 2020 averaged 15.8 PPG. The Bengals boast the third-highest team total (28.4) with the largest spread (-10.2) against the Titans, who have conceded the sixth-biggest fantasy boost to RBs (+2.5 PPG).PositiveProjectionOct 28, 2026
Chase Brown is highlighted in the Week 8 running back rankings; current utilization shows 10.1 PPG with an upgraded projection of 13.8 PPG in half-PPR scoring, suggesting increased opportunity or favorable matchup for the week.PositiveMatchupOct 28, 2026
Brown has been woefully inefficient this season at turning his usage (81 Utilization Score) into production (10.1 fantasy points per game, 428 yards, 1 TD on 82 carries, 33 targets), and since Week 5 No. 2 RB Samaje Perine has siphoned off meaningful work (39% snap rate, 38% rush share, 50% goal-line rush share, 28% route rate). However, this week he has a true shot to get on track: The Bengals are -10.5 home favorites, QB Joe Burrow has dominated against non-divisional opponents (40-17-2 ATS, 33.3% ROI), and the Titans are No. 30 in defensive rush DVOA (3.5%).NegativeValueOct 28, 2026
Brown is a simultaneous buy/sell/hold candidate despite six consecutive scoreless games. Buy argument: abundant 'buy-low' rationale available from analysts. Sell argument: leaguemates aware of buy-low thesis and willing to trade for him. Hold argument: Cincinnati's schedule has been difficult thus far but improves significantly in the second half; Brown remains the workhorse back. The source recommends holding if your record can sustain it and waiting for touchdown regression to hit, or selling if you have an interested buyer.NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026
Brown is described as disappointing, with Samaje Perine continuing to play well behind him and scoring in Week 7. This suggests Brown's role or production is underperforming expectations.PositiveProjectionOct 25, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Chase Brown as the 34th-ranked player in his Week 7 rankings.NegativeUsageOct 24, 2026
Chase Brown is ranked RB11 in Week 7 fantasy rankings. He lost a fumble in Cincinnati's last game before the bye, and Samaje Perine finished with 14 carries to Brown's 13. However, Brown has caught 24 passes through five games, and Cincinnati hasn't said his receiving role is changing. Zac Taylor specifically praised Brown's blitz pickup this week, indicating he's still expected to play passing downs. In PPR, Brown is still preferred over Perine.NegativeUsageOct 22, 2026
Brown is falling in Guillotine Leagues ADP (-16.5 to 30.2) after failing to top 61 rushing yards and 22 receiving yards in any single game, eroding drafter confidence. His snap share (60%) and rush attempts (46%) hit season lows before the Bengals' bye, signaling reduced role. The source acknowledges it's hard to pass on an RB with pass-catching upside in the third round but advises having a plan for an RB2. Post-bye, Brown could regain value if he reclaims his featured role.PositiveUsageOct 22, 2026
Brown commands an elite workload (82 UR; 73.6% backfield opportunities, 19.0 touches/game) plus 15% team target share and majority of goal-line chances; inefficiency has been frustrating (3.5 yards/carry, 2.59 yards after contact/rush, -0.13 EPA/attempt), but Joe Burrow is doubling down that production is coming. Samaje Perine out-touched Brown versus Miami, but that game context (Bengals led by three scores) doesn't move the needle. Start recommendation for Week 7 at RB15.NegativeProjectionOct 21, 2026
Brown is ranked No. 15 among running backs in Week 7 rankings.NegativeRoleOct 13, 2026
Brown posted season-low marks in Week 5 across snaps (60%), rush attempt share (46%), and Utilization Score (63), while Samaje Perine posted season-highs in snaps (51%), rush attempt share (50%), and Utilization Score (65). The source came into the season viewing Brown as one of the safer second-round running backs, but Week 5 has spooked him. Because the goal is to solidify floor in Guillotine leagues, it's hard to recommend bidding on a player whose role could be undergoing a seismic shift.NegativeBustOct 12, 2026
Chase Brown, who had already been underwhelming to start the season, found himself in a prime get-right spot against the Dolphins but was outscored by Samaje Perine, who tied Brown with 16 touches on the day. Brown ended up logging a season-low 60% of the snaps on Sunday. He is averaging just 13 PPR points per game through five weeks and hasn't found the end zone since Week 1. The source questions the true fantasy ceiling of a consensus early Round 2 fantasy selection, though it's unclear if the Bengals are suddenly deploying a two-man backfield with Brown and Perine when they come out of their Week 6 bye.PositiveProjectionOct 8, 2026
Matthew Berry loves Chase Brown @ MIA (RB5 projection) for Week 5; Brown is tied to Miami's defense that Berry thinks is getting carved up by running backs, and his case also ties back to the Bengals' receiver injuries that could increase his volume.PositiveProjectionOct 8, 2026
Chase Brown's Week 5 projection of 16.0 PPG represents a significant uptick from his season PPG of 11.9, suggesting increased usage or favorable matchup conditions against Miami.PositiveProjectionOct 7, 2026
Brown is listed with a utilization PPG of 11.9 and a Week 5 projection of 16.0 fantasy points, indicating his projection exceeds his usage-based value and suggesting positive regression or matchup-driven upside.PositiveProjectionOct 7, 2026
Bengals RB hasn't had a great season (11.9 fantasy points per game, 310 yards, 1 TD on 58 carries, 24 targets) but his usage has been excellent (73% snap rate, 76% rush share, 75% goal-line rush share, 56% route rate, 86 Utilization Score), and it could increase this week without WRs Ja'Marr Chase (concussion), Tee Higgins (groin), and Colbie Young (knee). The Dolphins are No. 2 in most fantasy points allowed to RBs (27.2), and QB Joe Burrow dominates on the road outside division (23-7 ATS, 46.8% ROI), which is exactly this matchup.NegativeProjectionOct 7, 2026
Ranked No. 7 in Matthew Freedman's Week 5 RB rankings.PositiveValueOct 2, 2026
Buy-low candidate with strong underlying metrics despite disappointing boxscore numbers; 71% snap share (7th-ranked) and 78% rush share (4th-ranked) among RBs; 79 Utilization Score compares with RBs averaging 15.4 PPG, of which 41% were RB1s; source recommends getting in before spike weeks inevitably come.PositiveValueOct 1, 2026
Classic buy-low candidate with elite usage: 78% of Cincinnati's rush attempts, 71% snap share, and 95% of two-minute drill snaps. Limited goal-to-go carries (only two) due to Bengals scoring from 15+ yards out, creating a discount. Gets a favorable Week 4 matchup as home favorite (-2.5) in the highest-total game of the week (50.5 points).PositiveBreakoutSep 30, 2026
Brown has handled 78% of Cincinnati's rush attempts (4th-highest in NFL) and logs 71% snap share (7th among RBs) plus 95% of two-minute drill snaps, signaling elite role security. Despite a very good Bengals offense, Brown has just two goal-to-go carries through two weeks (29th) because Cincinnati is scoring touchdowns from long distances—four-of-seven TDs from 15+ yards out. Once the Bengals sustain longer drives to the goal line, Brown will benefit from his elite role; a ceiling game feels imminent given the tough early matchups (Texans, Steelers, Bucs run defenses).NegativeProjectionSep 30, 2026
Brown is ranked No. 11 in the Week 4 running back rankings.NegativeProjectionSep 25, 2026
Chase Brown projects for 14.6 PPG in Week 3 against Pittsburgh, up from 13.0 PPG average; the Bengals face a vulnerable Steelers defense that has allowed significant offensive production.PositiveUsageSep 24, 2026
Matthew Berry loves Chase Brown at Pittsburgh in Week 3. Brown has seen at least 20 touches and a 15% target share in both games this season, and he ranks as the RB7 in utilization score (86) through two weeks. Pittsburgh is allowing the fifth-most rushing yards per game to running backs, creating a favorable matchup for the high-volume back.PositiveUsageSep 22, 2026
Brown is the unquestioned leader of the Bengals backfield and handled 20 carries against the Texans in Week 2. The volume is locked in. In Week 3 against Pittsburgh, Brown faces a Steelers defense allowing opponents to average 30 rushing attempts per game. Cincinnati's offense is also significantly outperforming Pittsburgh's (converting 6.5 third downs per game, seventh in the NFL, versus Pittsburgh's 2.5), which should create even more opportunities for the Bengals' offense. Brown could spend the fourth quarter grinding down the clock as Cincinnati aims for 3-0.NegativeRoleSep 22, 2026
Brown is the primary back for Cincinnati, with Semaje Perine serving as his backup. Perine would see a lot of work if anything happens to Brown, as Cincinnati has little competition in its RB room.NegativeProjectionSep 18, 2026
Chase Brown projects for 14.3 PPG in Week 2 against Houston, down from a 16.3 PPG average; featured in a matchup breakdown examining the Bengals' offensive capability against Houston's bolstered defense.NegativeProjectionSep 16, 2026
Chase Brown is being downgraded in Week 2 RB rankings; his projection drops from 16.3 PPG to 13.5 PPG, reflecting decreased usage expectations or disadvantageous defensive matchups.NegativeProjectionSep 16, 2026
Brown is ranked No. 12 in the source's Week 2 RB rankings.NegativeProjectionSep 11, 2026
Chase Brown projects for 14.9 PPG in Week 1 against Tampa Bay; his season average is 14.2 PPG, indicating a slight upward adjustment for this matchup.PositiveMatchupSep 10, 2026
Overzet selects Brown as a strong RB floor play in Week 1 against the Buccaneers. The Bengals have the third-highest implied team total on the slate (27), and Brown is positioned to receive virtually every RB touch in a plus matchup. His combination of receiving work and goal-line opportunities provide the kind of floor ideal for Guillotine Leagues.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Chase Brown ranks as Matthew Berry's RB7 in half-PPR rankings for 2026, positioned at No. 13 overall.PositiveValueSep 5, 2026
Zain Dhanani ranks Chase Brown at RB5 overall (No. 10 overall), ahead of Underdog ADP of 14.0 and RB8. Brown's Receiver Score landed in the 95.7th percentile (No. 3 among 47 qualified RBs) backed by 21.5% TPRR and 56.3% of Cincinnati's carries inside the 10. Cincinnati returns all five offensive line starters, and Brown's 15.6% explosive-run rate from under center ranked third among qualified RBs, suggesting rushing efficiency could catch up with his elite receiving role. Samaje Perine's two-minute work is the only projection constraint; Dhanani sees few RBs offering Brown's combination of catches, scoring opportunities, and offensive ceiling.NegativeValueSep 4, 2026
Chase Brown's ADP has tightened significantly on ESPN, rising from Pick 22 to Pick 17 over two weeks, indicating ESPN drafters have become more aggressive on this RB and view him as a premium Round 2 target.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
Appears in both middle and late Round 2 as a strategy pillar; McFarland targets him as part of the two-RB early strategy with conviction growing at later prices.PositiveBreakoutSep 3, 2026
Matthew Berry's bold prediction: Chase Brown finishes as a top-three fantasy running back in 2026.NegativeProjectionSep 3, 2026
Matthew Berry lists Chase Brown among his 10 most drafted players this year.PositiveValueSep 2, 2026
Chase Brown appears on the Fantasy Life rankings staff's 'My Guys' list for 2026, selected by both Matthew Berry and Zain Dhanani as a major target in fantasy football drafts.PositiveProjectionSep 1, 2026
Matthew Berry identifies Chase Brown as a priority RB target, noting he gets a healthy Joe Burrow entering the season after averaging 17.9 fantasy points per game since Week 9 of 2024 (RB6 ranking). Despite Samaje Perine's presence, Brown maintains a 14.5% target share, and Perine is well past the RB age cliff at 30 years old.NegativeValueAug 30, 2026
Trowbridge highlights Chase Brown as a dynasty darling with Guillotine crossover appeal; the Bengals clearly value him and he won't be replaced this season. Brown provides the reliability risk-averse managers need: he touched the ball 300+ times last year, placing him in the top ten league-wide for touches. In a bombastic Bengals offense, he's both reliable and undervalued.NegativeValueAug 28, 2026
The source mentions Chase Brown as a viable tier-2 RB alternative in the same draft range as Kenneth Walker, should Walker's foot issue prove to be something more serious than a cleat-related problem.PositiveProjectionAug 27, 2026
A healthy Joe Burrow is good for Chase Brown. Last season, in the six games after Burrow returned from injury, Brown was the RB2 in PPG (22.3) and ranked RB4 in utilization score over that stretch (19.2 touches per game, with a 14% target share). Since Week 9 of 2024, the only RBs with more games of 15-plus PPR points than Chase Brown are De'Von Achane, Bijan Robinson, and Jahmyr Gibbs. Brown is also just one of four RBs with at least 275 touches, 10-plus TDs, and a double-digit target share in each of the past two seasons. Matthew Berry is all in on Chase Brown this season.PositiveValueAug 25, 2026
Jake Trowbridge views Chase Brown as solid dynasty value, noting he has been waiting for decline but is riding the wave; while skeptical Brown will be the Bengals' lead back in two years, he prefers Brown's value at half the cost of Ashton Jeanty, citing the running back position's history of busts in dynasty and advocating for a redraft-centric lens on the position.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Chase Brown ranked 17th in Fantasy Life consensus top-100 rankings; bye week 6 (Cincinnati).PositiveProjectionAug 20, 2026
Chase Brown is listed among Matthew Berry's five finalists for 2026 Ride or Die consideration. Berry notes all five finalists are worthy and will be great this year, though Brown ultimately did not win the Ride or Die designation.NegativeUsageAug 20, 2026
Samaje Perine's presence significantly impacts Brown's workload; in games when Perine was active last season, Brown's snap rate dropped to 61% compared with 89% when Perine was out, and Brown received fewer than 60% of Cincinnati's red-zone rush attempts.NegativeInjuryAug 20, 2026
Brown's production is heavily dependent on Joe Burrow's health; he averaged 19.4 PPG with Burrow but only 9.3 PPG with Jake Browning, and while Joe Flacco is a massive upgrade over Browning (Brown averaged 16.6 PPG with Flacco), Burrow has missed at least six games in three of his six NFL seasons, creating significant downside risk.PositiveProjectionAug 20, 2026
Brown averaged 19.4 fantasy points per game with Joe Burrow last year and has the role, receiving usage, efficiency, and offensive context to sustain that production; with Samaje Perine and Tahj Brooks as competition, he should continue to get a massive workload.PositiveValueAug 20, 2026
Matthew Berry's 2026 Ride or Die finalist; Brown is going at RB13 (26th overall, middle of Round 3) despite being elite. Since Week 9 of 2024 (25 games), Brown is RB6 in PPG at 17.9 while averaging 95 scrimmage yards; he's scored at least 15 PPR points in 16 of those 25 games. He finished sixth in utilization score last season, seventh at the position in target share (14.5%), and top-12 in fantasy points per touch among backs with 100+ touches. He's handled 584 touches over two seasons (ninth-most among RBs) while remaining efficient. With only 30-year-old Samaje Perine and unproven Tahj Brooks as competition, Brown should continue to get a massive workload. He averaged 19.4 fantasy points per game with Joe Burrow last year.PositiveValueAug 18, 2026
In a 12-team league draft from No. 10, Brown was grabbed in the second round as part of Chase. Since's RB strategy; also selected in a 10-team league from No. 2 as the second RB to pair with Jahmyr Gibbs in the first three rounds.PositiveValueAug 13, 2026
The source uses Chase Brown as a preferred alternative to Josh Allen in Round 2, suggesting that taking Brown over Allen at that draft position offers better value.PositiveValueAug 12, 2026
Chase Brown shouldn't be the forgotten RB in Round 2; Peter Overzet is buying the running back at his current draft position despite the narrative around other backs.PositiveValueAug 11, 2026
The source prefers Chase Brown over Omarion Hampton for 2026 fantasy drafts, citing Hampton's overdrafted status and the uncertainty surrounding Miami's three-back committee.PositiveValueAug 11, 2026
Chase Brown's Underdog ADP of 15.4 (RB10) significantly undervalues his projected workload and role. The source ranks Brown at No. 9 overall in fantasy football rankings, well ahead of his Round 2 ADP. Joe Burrow stated at his July 30 press conference: 'He does everything. He can protect. He trains as a receiver all offseason and you wouldn't know he was a running back. You don't have to take him off the field.' Camp reports consistently suggest Brown should be among the Bengals' top players in targets. From Weeks 10-18 of 2025, Brown averaged 20.9 PPR FP/G, with only Jahmyr Gibbs, Christian McCaffrey, Bijan Robinson, and De'Von Achane ahead of him. He finished No. 4 among RBs with 88 targets. The Bengals plan to go under center more in 2026, and Burrow practiced significant under-center work this spring; the team believes under-center play action creates easy explosives. Brown's rushing efficiency improved from 3.89 YPC through Week 9 to 4.83 afterward, suggesting room for further gains.NegativeDepth ChartAug 7, 2026
Chase Brown is the clear lead back in Cincinnati with very little competition for touches. The Bengals did not address the RB position in the draft, and backup Samaje Perine is 30 years old with declining receiving volume (56 to 35 to 21 receptions over the past three years), eliminating the historical concern that Cincinnati would muddy the backfield or transfer third-down work to a pass-catching back.PositiveRoleAug 7, 2026
The Athletic's Paul Dehner reports Chase Brown has been "at the center of unique twists" in Bengals training camp and is "being used all over the formation, similar to the way Ja'Marr Chase has been deployed in recent years." This expanded role deployment signals increased offensive involvement and versatility beyond traditional lead-back duties.PositiveValueAug 7, 2026
Peter Overzet argues Chase Brown deserves Round 2 consideration despite fifth-round draft pedigree concerns. Brown has averaged 4.3 yards per carry over three career seasons behind a poor offensive line and ranks as the NFL's third-fastest RB since 2023 per Next Gen Stats. The Bengals made him the clear lead back with minimal competition for touches, didn't address RB in the draft, and Samaje Perine's receiving role has cratered from 56 to 35 to 21 receptions over the past three years. Overzet explicitly resigned from the "Chase Brown Fader Club," stating he can no longer build a logical argument against drafting him in Round 2.NegativeUsageAug 7, 2026
Chase Brown listed with 14.2 PPG projection and 225.8 total projected points; mentioned in context of draft strategy from the 1.08 pick.PositiveRoleAug 6, 2026
Chase Brown has solidified himself as the lead back in the Bengals backfield, with his fantasy football ADP now at an all-time high. Matthew Berry has been waiting for him to be supplanted by Tahj Brooks but is finally ready to admit Brown is the guy. The lesson: on a long enough timeline, even bad trades can look decent again if the player you kept improves.PositiveUsageAug 5, 2026
Bengals RB Chase Brown is being used "all over the formation" in training camp, according to Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic. This versatile usage pattern is exactly the kind of camp note to monitor when evaluating second-tier running backs in the mid-to-late second round. Brown plays in a high-octane offense with Joe Burrow back and has already demonstrated quality pass-catching ability. If the "all over the formation" usage holds into the regular season, his workload could be more creative than expected, positioning him as a potential league winner, especially in PPR formats where his receiving upside is maximized.PositiveValueAug 5, 2026
Chase Brown selected in early rounds as a complementary running back in Team 1 build; paired with Jonathan Taylor to provide depth at the position while allowing flexibility to prioritize other roster needs.NegativeProjectionAug 5, 2026
Chase Brown is selected in the source's Team 1 draft from the 1.07, indicating he is a viable mid-round RB option in standard scoring.NegativeProjectionAug 4, 2026
Matthew Berry includes Brown in his preferred combination of early RBs (alongside Ashton Jeanty, Kenneth Walker, and James Cook) to secure at least one RB in the opening three rounds, avoiding the risk of falling behind in backfield depth.PositiveValueAug 2, 2026
The source mentions Brown as a running back option in Round 2 when pursuing an elite receiver in Round 1 from the picks 3-6 range. Brown plays in a high-octane, minimal-defense Cincinnati offense, suggesting strong upside.PositiveProjectionAug 1, 2026
Finished comfortably inside the top 15 non-QB fantasy scorers last season in full-PPR, exemplifying the emergence of high-volume running backs who can sustain fantasy production with 15+ carries and receiving involvement.PositiveProjectionAug 1, 2026
Finished comfortably inside the top 15 non-QB fantasy scorers last season in full-PPR leagues, demonstrating the value of high-volume running backs in the modern NFL environment where defenses prioritize preventing explosive passing plays.NegativeValueJul 29, 2026
Chase Brown was available in the third round and described by the source as ultra-reliable, but was passed over in favor of selecting Tyler Warren at tight end.PositiveProjectionJul 23, 2026
Chase Brown headlines one of the league's most explosive offenses for the Bengals' playoff run. Cincinnati gets Carolina in Week 15 and Indianapolis in Week 16 (both with projected totals north of 50 points), before facing Baltimore in Week 17 (51.5 projected total), with the last six Bengals-Ravens meetings producing 51, 54, 79, 69, 46, and 24 total points.PositiveProjectionJul 23, 2026
Chase Brown has quietly been a reliable RB1 since the middle of the 2024 season, indicating consistent production and reliability.PositiveValueJul 23, 2026
Shows an ADP discrepancy between ESPN (27) and Yahoo (16.7), a gap of over 10 picks; this represents a market inefficiency where Yahoo drafters are getting him at a discount compared to ESPN leagues.PositiveRoleJul 23, 2026
The source admits to seriously underrating Chase Brown for the last couple of years and is now ready to correct that assessment. Brown is a balanced running back with a workhorse role and his team clearly trusts him. He is worth a mid-to-late first-round pick in dynasty formats.NegativeProjectionJul 22, 2026
Chase Brown is mentioned as a Round 2 RB option with 14.2 PPG utilization and a 225.8 projected point total for 2026.NegativeUsageJul 22, 2026
Chase Brown and Omarion Hampton assumed similar workloads in 2025, way ahead of Kenneth Walker. Brown occupies a pole position in pass-catching upside among the Round 2 RB cohort, making perfect sense given his player archetype.PositiveProjectionJul 22, 2026
The source ranks Chase Brown 2nd among Round 2 RBs, noting he's got all the makings of a stud fantasy RB1 if the Bengals finally get 17 games from Joe Burrow. The source admits to initially shortchanging Chase Brown, catching themselves glazing past the combo of 300-touch potential with top-10 production in terms of fantasy points per touch at +0.94.NegativeProjectionJul 21, 2026
Brown is projected for 283 touches, 255.7 PPR points, and carries an ADP of 27.4 in 2026. The source uses him as a second-round RB comparison to Josh Jacobs when evaluating the drop-off from top-two RBs, showing that second-round RB options still carry significant touch volume.PositiveProjectionNo date
Brown has been one of the best running backs in fantasy down the stretch, ranking RB5 in 0.5-PPR scoring from Week 11 on last year and RB6 on a per-game basis over the same timeframe in 2024-25, giving him significant upside for the upcoming season.NegativeValueNo date
Brown is overpriced at $40-$44.50 when valued at $27, ranked as RB9 on Yahoo and RB5 in NFFC despite being a Tier 3 option and RB12 overall. While he's been strong down the stretch in recent seasons, the gap between valuation and price is too wide.