Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown ended up with three receptions for 33 yards on seven targets in Week 10 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Fantasy Spin: Brown had that huge Hail Mary catch a couple of weeks ago, and he has managed six or more targets in each of the past three games. He also has three or more grabs in seven of eight games to date. He has some fantasy appeal in deeper PPR leagues, but his value is lesser in standard play.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown brought in three of his seven targets for 33 yards in their Week 10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brown continued to be deployed as the No.2 wideout opposite of Terry McLaurin as he saw the second-most targets on the team. Despite the poor showing in the box score, it was promising to see Jayden Daniels continue to look his way quite often. Brown has now caught at least three passes in each of the past three contests and has seen at least six targets in each of them. Given his current target share, Brown has emerged as a low-end flex option in 3WR formats, and he could be in store for another productive showing against the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday evening.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown has scored at least double-digit PPR points in each of his past two games but remains a risky flex option in Week 10, facing a tough Steeler defense. After catching the game-winning Hail Mary in Week 8, Brown led all Washington pass catchers with five catches for 60 yards in their Week 9 victory over the Giants. Over the past two weeks, Brown has seen six targets in each game. Fantasy managers should expect Brown to continue to be deployed as the clear No.2 wideout in this offense, but he could continue to struggle in certain matchups. This weekend, facing the Steelers, who have allowed the tenth-fewest PPR points to opposing wideouts, could limit his overall production which makes him a risky flex option for deeper formats.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown caught five passes for 60 yards against the New York Giants in Week 9. He was targeted six times during the game.

Fantasy Spin: Brown has been more involved in the passing game over the last month with three games with at least 55 yards. He has been targeted 12 times over the last two games and likely will see a similar workload next week. He could be a possible flex option in deeper leagues.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown led all Washington pass catchers with 60 yards in their Week 9 victory over the New York Giants. After catching the game-winning Hail Mary last weekend, Brown continued his emergence as a stable contributor in this offense. This afternoon, Brown saw a team-high six targets and brought in five of them. Since Week 2, Brown has caught at least three passes in all but one game this season. Fantasy managers in 3WR formats should view Brown as a risky flex option heading into Week 10 when he faces a tough Pittsburgh Steelers defense.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown remains a high-risk flex option heading into Week 9 when he faces the New York Giants. Despite caching the game-winning Hail Mary pass last weekend, Brown has struggled to find consistency while serving as the No.2 wideout. While Brown has tallied at least 50 yards in three games, he has fallen under 30 yards in the other three he has played in. For now, fantasy managers in deeper 3WR formats should continue to stash Brown, as he may emerge as a consistent option in this passing attack during the second half. This weekend, he remains a high-risk flex option facing the Giants, who have allowed the 15th-most PPR points to opposing WRs.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown had three receptions for 73 yards in Week 8 against the Chicago Bears, including the game-winning 52-yard touchdown on a Hail Mary from QB Jayden Daniels.

Fantasy Spin: Despite the big scoring grab, Brown's fantasy appeal remains limited to the deepest of fantasy leagues at this point. The Commanders travel to meet the New York Giants in Week 9.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown played the hero as he caught the game-winning TD catch as time expired. Brown caught just two of his five targets for a mere 21 yards before the game's final play. However, Brown salvaged his fantasy day by bringing in the 52-yard Hail Mary pass from Jayden Daniels to seal the victory. Despite the incredible finish, the 28-year-old remains an inconsistent WR4 going forward. Over the past three games, Brown has only caught eight total passes while being deployed as the No.2 wideout. For now, he should only be viewed as a low-end flex option in deep 14+ team formats.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown is coming off his worst game of the season and remains an unreliable WR4 heading into Week 8. After seeing a season-high eight targets and four receptions in Week 6 against the Baltimore Ravens, Brown took a significant step back in Week 7 as he caught just one pass (one target) for a mere 16 yards. While the Commanders had a sizeable lead through most of the game, seeing Brown take a backseat was not a promising sign. For now, fantasy managers in deeper 14+ team formats should continue to hold Brown on their bench but not rely on him as a starting option.

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Washington Commanders WRs Dyami Brown and Noah Brown each had a single reception in Week 7 against the New York Jets. Dyami's catch was good for 23 yards on three targets, while Noah's grab was good for 16 yards on his only target.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown enjoyed a nice bounce-back outing last weekend after sitting out in Week 5 and remains a low-end flex option in deeper formats. After missing Week 5 with a groin injury, Brown responded in a big way as he saw a team-high eight targets and brought in four of them for 58 yards. Brown has caught at least three passes in every game he has played this season and has solidified himself as the No.2 option opposite of Terry McLaurin. Brown remains a high-risk, high-reward option in DFS and a low-end flex option in deeper formats this weekend, but could enjoy a breakout game facing a weak Carolina secondary.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown (groin) fully participated in practice Friday, Oct. 18, and is not on the injury report for Week 7.

Fantasy Spin: Brown is coming off one of his better games of the season and was targeted eight times in Week 6. He should see a handful of targets against the Carolina Panthers and could be a possible flex option in some deeper leagues.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown (groin) fully participated in practice Thursday, Oct. 17.

Fantasy Spin: Brown is coming off a solid Week 6 performance and probably will see a few targets this week. He could be a possible flex option in some deeper leagues but probably can be avoided in most leagues.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown (groin) was limited during practice Wednesday, Oct. 16.

Fantasy Spin: Brown has posted at least 50 yards in two of his four games this season but is averaging under five targets per game. He should see a handful of targets this week but can be avoided in most leagues.

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Washington Commanders WR Noah Brown caught four passes for 58 yards against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6. He was targeted eight times during the game.

Fantasy Spin: Brown was a big part of the passing game this week with eight targets. There is a chance that he can become the No. 2 receiver for the Commanders and see a decent amount of targets each game. He could become a possible flex option in deeper leagues if he continues to receive a similar workload.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown saw a team-high eight targets in their loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Brown was able to bring in four of them for 58 yards. After sitting out in Week 5 due to a groin injury, Brown continued to stake his claim to the No.2 role. In addition, his eight targets were a new season-high for him, as his previous high was four, which he saw in Week 4. Daniels consistently looked Brown's way in all situations throughout the afternoon. Fantasy managers in deeper 3WR formats should consider adding Brown this week, as he should continue to build a connection with his rookie QB as the season progresses.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown (groin) was held out of last weekend's game but is expected to return to the field this weekend and could be worth a look as a high-risk, high-upside play in DFS format. Since making his Commanders debut in Week 2, Brown has logged more snaps and ran more routes every week, highlighted by a season-high in Week 4 with 26 routes, the second-most on the team. During this stretch, Brown has caught three passes in each game. Brown logged three limited practice sessions this week and is expected to suit up this weekend. With how well Jayden Daniels has performed in the NFL, Brown's breakout performance could be right around the corner and facing one of the worst pass defenses in football could be the recipe for success.

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Washington Commanders S Tyler Owens (shin) did not participate in practice Friday, Oct. 11, and has been ruled out for Week 6. LB Jordan Magee (knee) and DE Efe Obada (leg) fully participated in practice but are listed as questionable. OG Nick Allegretti (ankle), WR Noah Brown (groin) and DE Clelin Ferrell (knee) were limited during practice but are not on the injury report. S Percy Butler (groin), CB Emmanuel Forbes (thumb), LB Dante Fowler (illness), S Quan Martin (neck) and DT Phidarian Mathis (illness) fully participated in practice and are not on the injury report.

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Washington Commanders DL Phidarian Mathis (illness), S Tyler Owens (shin) and RB Brian Robinson Jr. (knee) did not practice on Thursday, Oct. 10. Also, OG Nick Allegretti (ankle), WR Noah Brown (groin), S Percy Butler (groin), DE Clelin Ferrell (knee) and S Quan Martin (neck) were limited and RB Austin Ekeler (heel), CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr. (thumb), LB Dante Fowler (illness), LB Jordan Magee (knee) and DL Efe Obada (tibia, fibula) practiced in full.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown (groin) was listed as limited for the first practice of the week on Wednesday. It's an upgrade for Brown, who missed practice all of last week before sitting out of the Week 5 win over the Cleveland Browns. While there's no guarantee he'll return this Sunday to face the Baltimore Ravens, the 28-year-old is at least making progress and could have a shot to be active. Dyami Brown and Olamide Zaccheaus got some more run behind WR1 Terry McLaurin last weekend with Noah Brown sidelined. Through three games in his first year in D.C., Noah Brown has caught only nine passes on 10 targets for 111 yards and no touchdowns. Washington's offense has looked great under impressive rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels so far in 2024, but Noah Brown is merely a deep-league stash.

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