Fantasy Football Player Notes

On the ground, Chase Brown led the rushing attack with 12 carries for 46 yards, averaging 3.8 yards per carry, with a long run of 16 yards. Zack Moss added nine carries for 24 yards, averaging 2.7 yards per carry before exiting with an injury (although he did return). Moss had three red zone carries but did not score or record any red zone targets. Moss had two carries inside the 5-yard line. Brown recorded one red zone carry and two red zone targets. Moss saw four targets to Brown's three. Brown also caught a receiving touchdown. But the usage was very much in favor of Brown before the injury. First half carries, five for Brown and two for Moss. Moss's final snap share at 67% does not tell the story compared to Brown's 33%. The massive snap discrepancy is based on Moss taking on the pass-protection repetitions and in obvious rush plays in the second half. The touches for Brown (15) over Moss (12) are more important to recognize. Before OT, it was another dead even split between the two backs for the second straight week. It's been the same old song and dance for me all year, and I will continue to preach it. Buy Chase Brown (second in the NFL in rushing success rate) and sell Zack Moss.