Brown sits among shallow-league holds with potential upside depending on Arizona’s passing volume and game flow. He’s not a must-start in most formats but can be a value pick when the matchup or script favors the air attack.

Marquise Brown’s presence adds veteran speed and big-play ability to the passing game. In a matchup against KC, his ability to stretch the field keeps safeties honest and complements the Chiefs’ other weapons, potentially affecting how KC defends the vertical and intermediate routes.

Hollywood Brown appears as a veteran deep-threat in the mix, offering a big-play element that could boost KC’s vertical game if he’s active. His familiarity with Mahomes' offense could unlock timing routes and stretch defenses, providing upside alongside the other Chiefs receivers.

Brown drops for 12-team leagues as target competition rises; expect a more modest target share and ceiling unless the offense shifts to favor his role.

Brown remains a strong option in ARI with increased target share as the offense leans on pass volume; Week 4 could boost his ceiling in standard and PPR formats.