Chase Brown

Brown can be a vital part of the Bengals offense for the next several years.

Brown had an uneven fantasy season as he was disastrous pre-Joe Flacco and the Bengals simply couldn't get the ground game going, but came on strong in the second half of the season and wound up with a 69/437/5 receiving line. Entering his age-26 season and the final year of his rookie contract, an extension would seem to make sense given the Bengals don't exactly have anyone waiting in the wings. 2025 sixth-rounder Tahj Brooks is the closest thing Cincinnati has to a prospect at the position, and he only managed 47 offensive snaps in his rookie season.

Bengals running back Chase Brown has one year left on his rookie deal and he'd like to secure a longer run with the team before that contract comes to an end.

Fresh off the best season of his three-year career, Bengals running back Chase Brown is eligible for a contract extension. While Brown will become a free agent if the Bengals don’t lock him up by March 2027, the two sides are making an effort to prevent that. Brown told Ben Baby of ESPN that his […]

Cincinnati's franchise QB is apparently focused on the Bengals, not playing somewhere else