After a WR5 finish in 2023, Brown slipped to WR14 last season, though he was WR12 on a per-game basis after missing a few games. His targets dropped from 9.3 per game to 7.5, a noticeable decline that was mostly due to the Eagles' emphasis on the running game with Saquon Barkley in the fold. There’s optimism that new offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo will open things up more in 2025, which would be good news for Brown. He finished 3rd in yards per route run among 110 qualified receivers, a strong indicator that he’s still among the most efficient wideouts in the league. A solid-yet-unspectacular YAC per reception mark (29th) suggests he wasn’t quite as explosive after the catch as he was in his first couple of seasons, but Brown remains a premier talent with a strong rapport with Jalen Hurts. He’s priced slightly below the WR1 tier in early drafts, but another top-five season is well within reach if the Eagles throw a little more.