Brown is treated as a high-end WR2 with upside given the Eagles' passing attack, solid recovery from an injury-shortened prior season, and a matchup that should keep him involved in the Week 2 game plan.

Brown’s Week 1 quietness is a concern, but the veteran is expected to be fed more in Week 2, especially with Dallas Goedert out and Hurts likely to push more plays toward his No. 1 target. Owners should resist sitting Brown as he’s primed for a rebound game.

Week 1 produced a subpar 1-catch line for Brown amid hamstring concerns and zone-heavy coverage; still a high-ceiling talent whose Week 2 outlook remains solid if healthy.

Brown anchors Philadelphia’s aerial attack; Week 2 value hinges on Goedert’s knee status and KC’s zone-to-man mix. Historically strong vs Trent McDuffie, Brown's ceiling could rise if Goedert remains limited, boosting target share and receiving yards. PFF projects ~67.7 projected yards with value highlighted.

Brown rebounds after a Week 1 dud, facing a KC defense that has shown vulnerability. Brown’s volume and big-play ability make him a cornerstone receiver, especially when paired with a favorable quarterback scenario and cost-efficient teammates.