I've stayed neutral on this backfield throughout the off-season, also not caring too much about his this shakes out because of the fact that I think it'll be a timeshare regardless. Zack Moss had the higher ADP throughout the off-season, and reports out of camp say that Chase Brown has been getting most of the first-teams reps over Moss. I'm personally not trying to make a guess, because that's all it would be. There's too much value around Moss' ADP than to guess on the Bengals situation. Either way, this is going to be a pass-first squad, and neither RB stands out a ton in the receiving game. Chase Brown has had some big plays in the receiving game, but he was never too efficient in that department in college, anyway. If I'm choosing anyone, it's Brown at his lower ADP. It is worth noting that Moss ranked 5th among all qualifying RBs in rushing yards over expectation/attempt, but had similar elusivity numbers to Chase Brown last year but maintained that efficiency with 140 more carries than Brown had last year.