Led Week 1 targets; primary big-play threat in KC’s aerial attack; steady but not explosive fantasy path.

Hollywood Brown re-emerged as a primary target for strong Week 1 volume in KC’s airgame, drawing attention for Week 2 usage amid sparing weapons and potential upticks if other pass-catchers are limited by injuries. His role remains pivotal for Chiefs’ early-season passing charts.

Brown stepped in as Kansas City’s top wideout after Rashee Rice’s suspension, delivering a Week 1 surge that suggests a real role in the Chiefs’ passing game. With Rice out, Brown’s target share could remain elevated for several weeks, making him a prime waiver target in many leagues.

Brown’s role boards as a veteran bridge in the absence of Worthy and Rice, with expectations tied to volume and the ability to convert on inflated targets. His reliability and fit in KC’s system can stabilize the offense as the team integrates younger receivers.

Brown drew 16 targets in the Brazil game and, with Worthy out, is a high‐volume possession option as KC’s pass game leans on his speed and route running.