Chase Brown was considered one of the most important skill players on the Bengals offense heading into this season, right behind Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins.
But he’s struggled to get explosive plays so far.
Still, there is hope that he can turn this thing around.
As Roto Wire’s Ian Hartitz pointed out, Brown is actually off to a better start in terms of fantasy points than he was in 2024 and 2025 at this point in the season.
In 2024, Brown averaged 11.2 PPR fantasy points per game through the first seven games, making him RB30. In 2025, it was 10.1, making him RB34.
This season, he is RB21 with 12.5 such points.
Meanwhile, in Weeks 8-18 in 2024, Brown averaged 19.6 PPR points per game (RB6), and in 2025, it was 21.2 points (RB3).
In other words, don’t be shocked if he gets back into elite territory to finish out this year.
Up next, Brown and the Bengals face the Tennessee Titans. We previewed that game in our latest video:
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