Chase Brown

Brown became a high-usage monster for the Bengals last season, finishing with 229-990-7 rushing and 54-360-4 receiving. That was good for an RB12 finish in half-point PPR fantasy scoring, but from Week 4 on, Brown was WR6 in fantasy scoring and RB7 in fantasy points per game. The Bengals didn't make any major investments at running back in the offseason, so Brown should continue to be the lead back for one of the NFL's best offenses.

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin says the team had hope for Chase Brown and he "made us right" last season.

Fantasy Impact

"We had a lot of hope for Chase and he kind of made us right," Tobin said. The Bengals backfield opened with a committee last season between Brown and Zack Moss. Brown eventually took over after Moss had his season end early. Brown figures to head into 2025 as the lead back in the Bengals backfield.