Huddle Up: Brown has rushed for at least 70 yards three of his last four games and has a rushing touchdown in three of his last five games. He will continue to be the main running back for the Bengals for the foreseeable future and can be a starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: This marks the second time in three games with Zack Moss sidelined that Brown has handled at least 27 touches. For the second time since being acquired in a trade two weeks ago, Khalil Herbert did not receive a touch. While Herbert will certainly get worked in at some point, Brown is well-positioned to be a league-winner if he continues to handle this kind of workload over the remainder of the season. Brown will have a week off to rest up before the Bengals face the tough Pittsburgh Steelers defense. Despite the difficult matchup, Brown's workload should be enough to keep him in the high-end RB2 conversation.

Huddle Up: With Zack Moss (neck) likely done for the year, Brown looks to be in line to function as a Joe Mixon style workhorse for the Bengals the rest of the way. The team did add Khalil Herbert to give them some depth and another experienced option, but Brown looks like the guy. He holds low-end RB2 appeal.

Huddle Up: Brown will be the starting running back for the foreseeable future and will see plenty of touches this week. He should be a starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Brown seemingly has no issues despite the short week. The Bengals acquired Khalil Herbert at the trade deadline, but it's unlikely he has a real impact on Brown's workload this week. The Baltimore Ravens are much stronger against the run than they are the pass, but Brown's workload and recent success make him a strong RB2 option.

Huddle Up: Brown will be the starting running back for the foreseeable future since Zack Moss is dealing with an injury. He rushed for a season high 120 yards in the last game and should be at least a flex option in all leagues this week.

Huddle Up: With Zack Moss sidelined, Brown shined as the lead back. He has already shown RB2 potential as part of a committee, and if Moss misses more time, Brown is a must-start.

Huddle Up: Brown was the leading running back for the Bengals and received most of the carries during the game. He probably will still share playing time with Zack Moss moving forward but could be a possible flex option on deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: It wasn't a huge game for Brown, but the Cleveland defense has been the bright spot for the team, and it was again in Week 7. And, fellow RB Zack Moss rushed just six times for seven yards, good for a 1.2-yard per carry mark, so he did absolutely nothing. Brown is a solid low-end RB2 or flex fantasy option in leagues of 12 or more teams heading into Week 8 against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Huddle Up: Brown has logged 10 or more carries in each of the last three games, and he has scored four total touchdowns in that span. He still has to share the backfield with Zack Moss, but Brown seems to have established himself as a solid flex play.