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Chase Brown has caught 2 screen passes this season.
There are 39 Running Backs that have caught more and 55 that have caught at least 2 screen passes this season.
#ThrowChaseBrownTheBall
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@JoeGoodberry
Chase Brown has caught 2 screen passes this season.
There are 39 Running Backs that have caught more and 55 that have caught at least 2 screen passes this season.
#ThrowChaseBrownTheBall
Yeah, that is not good enough. That coaching staff simply has to do a better job utilizing him.@JoeGoodberry
Chase Brown has caught 2 screen passes this season.
There are 39 Running Backs that have caught more and 55 that have caught at least 2 screen passes this season.
#ThrowChaseBrownTheBallx.com
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The day after I trade him and Tank Dell away for Nico and Bowers.x.com
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It's happening! Brown has the backfield to himself this weekend!
That's still a massive W trade tbh.The day after I trade him and Tank Dell away for Nico and Bowers.x.com
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It's happening! Brown has the backfield to himself this weekend!
Might be, but he hadn't completely shaken Moss off his finger until Moss got hurt.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
I would think top 15Where would you guys rank him if he is RB1 this week?
I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
Same boat. I'd like to start Brown, but it would cost me Mixon, Achane, or Swift.Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
I need to choose two of these guys (I also have Gibbs who is definitely starting)
Jonathan Taylor @Min (#3 in y/a (3.9) against and #1 in rush TDs (3) against, #8 v RBs overall in my league)
Monty @ GB (#8 y/a (4.6) #14 TDs (7), #13 v RBs)
Chase Brown v LV (#20 y/a (4.6), #24 TDs (10), #24 v RBs)
You have the fortitude to tell me to bench Taylor or Monty (capturing the entire Detroit backfleld) for Brown?
ETA: yes I posted it in the WDIS thread.
Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
I need to choose two of these guys (I also have Gibbs who is definitely starting)
Jonathan Taylor @Min (#3 in y/a (3.9) against and #1 in rush TDs (3) against, #8 v RBs overall in my league)
Monty @ GB (#8 y/a (4.6) #14 TDs (7), #13 v RBs)
Chase Brown v LV (#20 y/a (4.6), #24 TDs (10), #24 v RBs)
You have the fortitude to tell me to bench Taylor or Monty (capturing the entire Detroit backfleld) for Brown?
ETA: yes I posted it in the WDIS thread.
I would start Brown in both these cases (over Monty and Swift respectively) but these are both cases where I'd be trying to sell high on Brown before Sunday. Just feels to me his value may never be higher (because I don't see some great player in Brown, just a guy probably better than Moss) so if you can turn your usual RB4 into a WR2 or a high-end QB/TE.Same boat. I'd like to start Brown, but it would cost me Mixon, Achane, or Swift.Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
I need to choose two of these guys (I also have Gibbs who is definitely starting)
Jonathan Taylor @Min (#3 in y/a (3.9) against and #1 in rush TDs (3) against, #8 v RBs overall in my league)
Monty @ GB (#8 y/a (4.6) #14 TDs (7), #13 v RBs)
Chase Brown v LV (#20 y/a (4.6), #24 TDs (10), #24 v RBs)
You have the fortitude to tell me to bench Taylor or Monty (capturing the entire Detroit backfleld) for Brown?
ETA: yes I posted it in the WDIS thread.
I have an unlimited supply of fortitude when it comes to telling other people what to do. As long as it doesn't cost me anything.Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
I need to choose two of these guys (I also have Gibbs who is definitely starting)
Jonathan Taylor @Min (#3 in y/a (3.9) against and #1 in rush TDs (3) against, #8 v RBs overall in my league)
Monty @ GB (#8 y/a (4.6) #14 TDs (7), #13 v RBs)
Chase Brown v LV (#20 y/a (4.6), #24 TDs (10), #24 v RBs)
You have the fortitude to tell me to bench Taylor or Monty (capturing the entire Detroit backfleld) for Brown?
ETA: yes I posted it in the WDIS thread.
This post has a fascinating, “But Doctor, I Am Pagliacci” feel to it.Okay. Here's my dilemma:That’s who I expected him to be in a RBBC.I wouldn't say "stud" he has been very TD dependent with sub 4.0 yards/carry and yards/reception over the last five games averaging 59 yards on 15 touches/game with three plays over 20 yards (30 is his long rush on the season and 11 is his long reception).I have every reason to believe Brown will have a fine game against the Raiders.On the flip side, this might be the perfect sell high window. If he doesn't blow up against LV, his value tanks. What kinda game would he have to have to increase his value, as expectations will be high?
He’s been a weekly stud for several games now splitting time.
I’m not selling anywhere. This exact scenario is why I was a buyer in the preseason.
60 yards and a TD is nice for sure, but we all thought he was going to be more than that. Where is the guy we thought, back in August, was big play monster who was going to be a big factor in the passing game?
I hope that guy shows up this week.
Whats this “we all” stuff? Just because you had unrealistic expectations doesn’t mean he hasn’t met mine.
I thought he’d be more valuable than Moss. To date that has been the case. Now he has a shot as the feature back against the worst tackling team in the league. I’m giddy at the prospect.
And for what I paid in both leagues he’s been an absolute bargain.
I need to choose two of these guys (I also have Gibbs who is definitely starting)
Jonathan Taylor @Min (#3 in y/a (3.9) against and #1 in rush TDs (3) against, #8 v RBs overall in my league)
Monty @ GB (#8 y/a (4.6) #14 TDs (7), #13 v RBs)
Chase Brown v LV (#20 y/a (4.6), #24 TDs (10), #24 v RBs)
You have the fortitude to tell me to bench Taylor or Monty (capturing the entire Detroit backfleld) for Brown?
ETA: yes I posted it in the WDIS thread.
Get 5 more touches?What more is he going to do with 20 touches that he hasn't done with 15 over the past five weeks?
With Higgins out that could also change this week. It’s not easy to project since we haven’t seen the Bengals operate without Moss + Higgins.And, again, he has been a tremendous disappointment in the passing game all season so far.
Over his nice five game run of TD heavy production, Brown has averaged 15 touches (12.8 carries, 2.2 receptions) and Zack Moss has averaged 11.2 touches.Get 5 more touches?What more is he going to do with 20 touches that he hasn't done with 15 over the past five weeks?
Clearly math isn’t your strong suit.
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You seem to have missed my joke.Over his nice five game run of TD heavy production, Brown has averaged 15 touches (12.8 carries, 2.2 receptions) and Zack Moss has averaged 11.2 touches.Get 5 more touches?What more is he going to do with 20 touches that he hasn't done with 15 over the past five weeks?
Clearly math isn’t your strong suit.
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So tell me, Turing, how many of Moss's touches do you expect Brown to take?
I think five is an appropriate number when considering his projections this week.
Maybe, it didn't bother me either way. It's a sincere question. How much usage do you think he will get today?You seem to have missed my joke.Over his nice five game run of TD heavy production, Brown has averaged 15 touches (12.8 carries, 2.2 receptions) and Zack Moss has averaged 11.2 touches.Get 5 more touches?What more is he going to do with 20 touches that he hasn't done with 15 over the past five weeks?
Clearly math isn’t your strong suit.
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So tell me, Turing, how many of Moss's touches do you expect Brown to take?
I think five is an appropriate number when considering his projections this week.
Seems within a realistic range of outcomes.18 carries, 83/1
5 receptions, 37/1
120 APY/2
*I would not use this for gambling, as this is for entertainment purposes only.
Go with your gut.Seems within a realistic range of outcomes.18 carries, 83/1
5 receptions, 37/1
120 APY/2
*I would not use this for gambling, as this is for entertainment purposes only.
Still not sure I can sub him for Montgomery.
“ my little man’s an idiot “Go with your gut.Seems within a realistic range of outcomes.18 carries, 83/1
5 receptions, 37/1
120 APY/2
*I would not use this for gambling, as this is for entertainment purposes only.
Still not sure I can sub him for Montgomery.
Yeah, now that I think about it, definitely bench Brown. I would love to see him do that in my starting lineup.With Higgins out that could also change this week. It’s not easy to project since we haven’t seen the Bengals operate without Moss + Higgins.And, again, he has been a tremendous disappointment in the passing game all season so far.
Like I said in the WSIS topic: there are no bad choices here. You’re in an enviable situation of having too many good options.
It sounds like you want to bench Brown. So you should bench Brown.
on a personal note, I really want you to bench him because that all but guarantees he’ll put up 150+ APY including 5 receptions & 2 TD on your bench, for the FF gods are cruel and merciless. .![]()
Whoa - that’s never good. Neck is one of those things where even a minor injury could be substantial given their line of work.Read report this morning that Moss's neck injury was "significant". That's open to interpretation and does not matter today but just passing it along.
All Brown, all day.There's 1!
That drive was ALL Brown.