Chase Brown

In fact, Brown could have had a third touchdown on a 25-yard pass from Joe Burrow in the fourth quarter. The pass hit him in the hands, but the ball was ripped away at the last second by a Bills' defensive back. Buffalo has actually defended the run relatively well since the bye week, especially when Shaq Thompson has been healthy, but Semaje Perine ran much harder and more physically in the snow than Brown did. Brown tried to set up too many cuts and jukes on a day when footing was hard to come back. Perine will continue to sap some of his upside, but Brown remains an RB2 heading into next week against the Ravens.

Brown rushed 12 times for 23 yards and a touchdown and brought in three of four targets for 12 yards in the Bengals' 39-34 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

Chase Brown rushed for a five-yard TD to give the Cincinnati Bengals an early lead over the Buffalo Bills.

This is a new injury for Brown. The fact that he is practicing fully is a good sign, but it is worth keeping an eye on his practice participation tomorrow. The Bengals' lead back has totaled 100-plus scrimmage yards in six straight games. He can be expected to produce fantasy-friendly results against the Bills' lacking run defense this weekend.

Joe Burrow returned to action this week and wasted no time rekindling his affinity for throwing Chase the football. Chase racked up a gaudy 30 percent target share. His 110 yards were 75 more than any other Bengal. Chase Brown also caught seven passes and no other player brought in more than two balls. Chase and Burrow weren't on the same page for every throw, but Burrow still gave him looks at every level of the field, including a deep shot that netted the Bengals' 43 yards. It was their longest play of the day. As you'd expect, Chase will contend for the WR1 overall spot in a likely shootout with the Bills next week.