Huddle Up: Brown has logged 10-plus targets in every game during the stretch after reaching that mark just once in his first eight contests. After being one of the bigger fantasy disappointments for the first half of the year, Brown is hitting his stride when it matters most. He should have WR1 upside against the Raiders in Week 15.

Huddle Up: Ironically, Brown, an avatar of Philadelphia's offensive struggles throughout 2025, has logged 100 or more yards in each of the team's three games during their current losing streak. Team success is of little importance to fantasy owners, however, so Brown's recent surge should be viewed as nothing other than a positive. The talented wideout has moved back into low-end WR1 territory with his recent play and should be in your weekly lineup for the remainder of the season.

Huddle Up: Brown has been moaning about not getting the ball enough, and his role in the offense and complaints about teammates, etc. In the past two games, the squeaky wheel has gotten the grease, as he has 18 catches, 242 yards and three touchdowns on 22 targets. Of course, the Eagles have also lost both of those games. He has four games with at least 100 yards and at least one score this season, but just when it looks like he can be trusted as a legit WR1 in all fantasy leagues, he'll turn in a stinker. Let's treat him more as a WR2 heading into the Week 14 road game on Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Huddle Up: Brown had his third game of the year with 100-plus yards and a touchdown, but he has also been held under 50 yards in six of his 10 games overall. His volatile production is a headache for fantasy owners, but Brown is still capable of WR1 production on any given week.

Huddle Up: On another night when defense was the name of the game, Brown accounted for half of Jalen Hurts' 14 completions, ending with a team-best 49 yards. While it's still far from what fantasy owners want from Brown, there at least appeared to be a concerted effort to get the ball in his hands. With Dallas and Chicago, a pair of bottom 10 pass defenses, on deck, we'll see if the Eagles can use those matchups to get their star wideout, and passing game in general, back on track.

Huddle Up: For the fourth time this season, Brown finished a game with less than 30 yards and no touchdowns. In fact, through eight games, the five-time 1,000-yard wideout has produced playable fantasy value just three times. We know the talent is there. We've seen it repeatedly over the years, including most recently in Week 7 when he posted a 4-121-2 line against the Vikings. He cannot be relied on right now, however, so you're taking a chance any time you slot him into your lineup. The good news is that Philly's final eight games feature four meetings with teams currently ranked in the bottom seven of pass defense. We'll see if he can take advantage and turn around what has been a disappointing season.

Huddle Up: Brown will be returning to the lineup after a one-game absence. He has been playing better recently with 201 yards and two touchdowns in his last two games. He will see a good amount of targets in the passing game and will be a starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Brown should return to the lineup this week after a one-game absence and will have a solid role in the passing game. He has been inconsistent with his production this season but should still be a starting option in all fantasy leagues.