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As we race toward August, Footballguys.com will examine one team per weekday with our quick-hitting Team Sleepers feature. These players might not be deep sleepers, but we will be highlighting players our staff thinks will surprise this year and outperform their average draft position (ADP).
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Please note that our staff has identified the players listed below. The official Footballguys stance for every Bengal can be found on our projections page.
Sleepers on the Cincinnati Bengals
- RB Chase Brown - 5 votes
- RB Tahj Brooks - 4 votes
- WR Andrei Iosivas - 3 votes
- TE Mike Gesicki - 2 votes
- S Jordan Battle - 1 vote
- LB Demetrius Knight Jr. - 1 vote
Reasons RB Chase Brown Could Be a Sleeper
- Maurile Tremblay: Locked-in lead back role plus expanded receiving workload gives him RB1 upside at a Round 3 price in this offense.
- Jason Wood: His workload last year as a starter implies top-5 value, so even with some touch regression as Samaje Perine and Zack Moss settle into their roles, Brown's floor is easily an RB1 in any scoring format, as long as he stays healthy.
- Jeff Haseley: A first-round talent that you can draft at the end of round two or the beginning of round three.
- Julia Papworth: With very little depth behind Brown (Rookie Tahj Brooks and Veteran Samaje Perine), Brown could have an amazing amount of work on a team ripe with offensive firepower.
- Dan Hindery: The only piece of the Bengals offense that has not been appropriately valued this offseason has been Brown. He deserves to go in the middle of the second round, and his ADP is slowly but surely rising to that level.