Brown has finished RB11 and RB10 in back-to-back seasons, so he’s been a consistent low-end RB1 since 2024. The efficiency profile is consistently above average without a standout number in either direction–his run grade, elusive rating, YAC/Att, and broken-tackle rate all fall in the 63rd-to-68th percentile range. The receiving game is the most distinctive part of his profile, where his 95th-percentile target share and 78th-percentile route grade give him a reliable and efficient PPR floor. The range of outcomes here is fairly narrow, and he plays in what’s typically a high-scoring offense. He’s a safe RB1/RB2 with little volatility in either direction, so the second round ADP makes perfect sense.