Jason Moore advised Dynasty managers to shop Chase Brown immediately, citing data that 71 % of teams conducting two or more Top‑30 visits with running backs take one in the first four rounds. Cincinnati has already logged multiple RB visits, and Brown was only a Day‑3 pick himself. Moore reminded listeners that a newly drafted runner would nuke Brown’s perceived workhorse role—one currently propping his top‑12 Dynasty price. He compared the situation to 2024 Kyren Williams, whose value cratered when the Rams added Blake Corum. Even if Brown keeps the job, Moore argued you can capture peak market value now; if the Bengals invest early‑round capital, Brown’s trade worth could "go poof" overnight.

Andy Holloway said Chase Brown currently sits inside their early top‑15 running backs because Cincinnati has yet to add meaningful backfield competition. Brown flashed explosive speed and tackle‑breaking ability in limited work last year and profiles as the clear lead back if the depth chart remains unchanged. Holloway warned, however, that the Bengals have hosted several running backs, including Travion Henderson, on Top‑30 visits. If Cincinnati spends real draft capital on a back, Brown would fall out of the top 15 immediately. Fantasy managers should monitor the draft closely—Brown is a fringe RB1/RB2 in season‑long leagues right now but turns into a sell or late‑round flyer the moment the Bengals invest in another runner.