Dyami Brown Fantasy

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dyami Brown continues to generate buzz from the coaching staff and his teammates ahead of the season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers. The former North Carolina standout was described as a "big play waiting to happen," according to head coach Ron Rivera. With Curtis Samuel (groin) still not 100% healthy, there may be a significant role for Brown to play in Week 1 if Samuel were to be inactive. The 21-year-old would compete for targets with Terry McLaurin, Logan Thomas, and Adam Humphries, so he shouldn't be inserted into any fantasy lineups just yet. It would be best to take a wait-and-see approach with the rookie to further understand the type of role he will play in the Washington offense. As of now, he can be stashed in deep redraft leagues and has the look of a solid dynasty asset.

Sep. 8th • 2:15 PM

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dyami Brown is starting to earn the trust of his quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick. The veteran signal-caller has shown confidence in the rookie, which could mean that Brown is in for a larger role than most have anticipated. "You could just tell that he's a playmaker. He likes being out there making big plays," Fitzpatrick said. The 21-year-old took full advantage of Curtis Samuel's absence during training camp, which led to him getting some practice with the first-team offense. Head coach Ron Rivera has said that Brown will make it easier for Terry McLaurin, the speedy Samuel, and all of the other pass-catchers because of his speed opening up the offense. The former North Carolina standout could get some meaningful playing time this season, but it seems that there aren't enough targets to go around for consistent fantasy production in redraft leagues. Nonetheless, he makes for an intriguing dynasty asset because of his promising outlook down the road.

Sep. 4th • 1:15 PM

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dyami Brown (illness) was back at practice on Tuesday after being held out on Monday. The rookie has been impressive during the preseason and all throughout training camp, so it is a good sign he is back on the practice field. With the absence of Curtis Samuel (groin) for almost all of training camp, Brown took on a larger role and made the most of his opportunity. Still, the former North Carolina standout could see some growing pains in his first season, as do most rookie receivers. It could take him some time to adjust to the NFL level, but the 2021 third-round draft pick has the look of a promising young player. The 21-year-old is worth a roster spot in dynasty leagues and is only worth a look in deep redraft leagues.

Aug. 24th • 12:40 PM