Brown caught two of three targets for minus-13 yards in Sunday's 28-27 loss to the Steelers. Brown played just 16 percent of the Commanders offensive snaps Sunday, his lowest snap share of the season. Though his three targets were his most since Week 7, the fourth-year wideout was unable to turn his opportunities into positive production. Buried behind Terry McLaurin, Noah Brown, Luke McCaffrey and Olamide Zaccheaus on the depth chart, Brown remains far off the fantasy radar heading into a Week 11 matchup against the Eagles.
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ACTIVELatest Dyami Brown news
Birthdate
11/1/1999 (25)
Status
Active
HT/WT
6'0", 195 lbs
Draft Info
2021: Rd 3; Pk (WAS)
Birthplace
Charlotte, NC, USA
Position
WR
College
North Carolina
Experience
4 seasons
Career History
Washington Commanders
2021-Present
(4 seasons)
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DraftKings points 3.3FanDuel Points 2.5REC 1.5REC YDS 11.3LNG 10.2TD 0.1CBSS fantasy points 1.7ESPN fantasy points 1.7Yahoo fantasy points 2.5
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Full season projectionsREC 20.0REC YDS 152.0LNG 14.0
Brown caught two of three targets for minus-13 yards in Sunday's 28-27 loss to the Steelers. Brown played just 16 percent of the Commanders offensive snaps Sunday, his lowest snap share of the season. Though his three targets were his most since Week 7, the fourth-year wideout was unable to turn his opportunities into positive production. Buried behind Terry McLaurin, Noah Brown, Luke McCaffrey and Olamide Zaccheaus on the depth chart, Brown remains far off the fantasy radar heading into a Week 11 matchup against the Eagles.
Brown caught his lone target for a 24-yard gain in Sunday's 27-22 win over the Giants. Brown, Olamide Zaccheaus and Luke McCaffrey have been rotating snaps behind No. 1 receiver Terry McLaurin and No. 2 receiver Noah Brown. This was the fourth straight game in which Dyami Brown caught exactly one pass, and he's now up to eight consecutive weeks with either one or two receptions. There's not much reason to expect more than that Week 10 against Pittsburgh, considering the team's other wide receivers mostly have been playing well.
Brown secured his only target for six yards during Sunday's 18-15 win over the Bears. Brown, who played 32 percent of offensive snaps, continues to mix in with Luke McCaffrey (36 percent) and Olamide Zaccheaus (35 percent) for No. 3 wide receiver reps behind top options Terry McLaurin and Noah Brown. The 2021 third-round pick has now logged seven straight games with at least one catch, but he's averaging just 19.1 yards per contest in that span. Brown will look to do more with his opportunities Week 9 against the Giants.
Brown (ankle) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's contest against the Bears. Brown opened the week with back-to-back limited practices due to an ankle injury, but he was able to log a full session Friday, thereby clearing him for Week 8 action. After going without a catch in the season opener, he has at least one reception in six consecutive games, but the cumulative line of 9-128-1 on 13 targets leaves a lot to be desired.
Brown (ankle) was a limited practice participant Wednesday. Brown was fifth among Washington's wide receivers in routes/snaps during Sunday's 40-7 win over the Panthers. He typically sees 1-3 targets per game, so any limitations for Week 8 wouldn't have much impact on the Commanders' gameplan against Chicago.
Brown played 21 of the Commanders' 69 snaps on offense and recorded a 23-yard reception among his three targets in Sunday's 40-7 win over the Panthers. Brown's 21 snaps placed him fifth among Commanders receivers, trailing Terry McLaurin (49), Noah Brown (42), Olamide Zaccheaus (29) and Luke McCaffrey (26). Dyami Brown has recorded a catch in six straight games, but he hasn't topped 60 receiving yards in any contest and has found the end zone just once during that stretch. Even in deeper fantasy leagues, Brown doesn't profile as a reliable option.
Brown caught his lone target for 11 yards in Sunday's 30-23 loss to the Ravens. Brown dropped to 32 percent snap share, fifth most among Washington's wide receivers, after handling 55 percent the week before with Noah Brown inactive due to a groin injury. The Commanders rotate WRs more than most teams, but Brown would probably need multiple injuries in front of him to see more than 2-3 targets per game. Next up is a Week 7 home game against Carolina.
Brown caught both of his targets for 57 yards and a touchdown in a 34-13 win over the Browns on Sunday. With Noah Brown (groin) inactive, Brown played 55 percent of snaps on offense, up from 22 percent in Week 3 and 25 percent in Week 4. He beat his defender for a 41-yard TD down the sideline shortly before halftime, but the one big play isn't likely to be enough to break free of a timeshare with Olamide Zaccheaus in the event Brown misses another game Week 6 at Baltimore.
Brown secured both of his targets for 16 yards in Monday's 38-33 win over the Bengals. Brown continued his underwhelming start to the 2024 season Monday, catching just two passes for the second straight week. After seeing snap shares north of 50 percent in both of the Commanders' first two games, Brown dropped all the way down to 23 percent Monday, trailing Terry McLaurin, Noah Brown and Luke McCaffrey among Washington receivers.