Brown has reliably been a low-end WR1 for fantasy since joining the Eagles, averaging 83-88 receiving yards and 16.7-17.9 PPR points per game in each of his three seasons with the team. He'd get more targets in a lot of other offenses, but the set up in Philadelphia has been friendly for big plays and efficiency, with Brown averaging at least 9.2 yards per target and scoring at least seven touchdowns every year. He and DeVonta Smith reliably account for over half the team's targets, and it's possible even more passes are pushed in their direction if the trade rumors regarding TE Dallas Goedert turn into an actual deal. There's been no sign of a reliable No. 3 receiver emerging in Nick Sirianni's offense, nor has there been any sign of Brown slowing down, apart from the occasional knee or hamstring injury. He's among the most powerful wide receivers in the league, at 6-1, 225, and without sacrificing speed (4.49 40 in 2019) or agility. Turning 28 this summer, Brown still excels at beating defenders downfield or catching short passes and picking up extra yards, with the only real drawback being a lack of team pass volume. That perhaps makes him a floor pick rather than a ceiling one, and a better fit in Round 2 instead of late in Round 1 where he typically went last year.
