Commanders WR Noah Brown led the team in targets (6), receptions (5), and receiving yards (60) in Sunday's victory over the Giants. That marked a season high in receptions, with the yards trailing only his hail mary-driven 73 yards in Week 8 against the Bears.
Brown has basically matched WR Terry McLaurin in routes over the past three games. This marked his second straight game with 6 targets and third game among the past four with 6+ targets.
His 12 targets over the past two games constitutes a 20% share of Daniels' pass attempts.
That's enough to make Brown mildly fantasy relevant going forward. But Washington gets a negative matchup for passing fantasy points in Week 10 against Pittsburgh.
The schedule also sets up as negative the rest of the way for WR scoring.
Brown's ultimately not much of a fantasy option yet outside of deep leagues.
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