Equanimeous St. Brown Fantasy Stats

The San Francisco 49ers are potentially looking to add some depth at wide receiver, and on Monday, they worked out free agents Quintez Cephus, Equanimeous St. Brown, Grant DuBose, Ramel Keyton, Stanley Morgan, Spencer Petras, and Brandon Powell. Cephus was waived by the Rams earlier this offseason, and St. Brown was released by the Saints before last season. With both Brandon Aiyuk (knee) and Ricky Pearsall (hamstring) on the active/physically unable to perform list and Jauan Jennings seeking a new contract or a trade before the start of the season, it makes sense for the 49ers to add some depth at the position, so keep an eye out for any of these veteran free agents getting a deal to contribute to coach Kyle Shanahan's always-productive offensive system.

New Orleans Saints receiver Equanimeous St. Brown had an impressive preseason showing in Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans as he fights for a spot on the initial 53-man roster. St. Brown hauled in three catches for 40 yards and a score in the loss, including an impressive over-the-shoulder touchdown grab from rookie quarterback Spencer Rattler. The seventh-year pro hopes to make the roster over the likes of Cedrick Wilson, Bub Means, and Mason Tipton.

Free-agent wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown has signed with the New Orleans Saints, according to NFL insider Ari Meirov. Originally a sixth-round pick out of Notre Dame by the Green Bay Packers in 2018, St. Brown has been utilized as a depth receiver in his six NFL seasons. In 60 career games, the 27-year-old has hauled in 63 of his 110 targets for 928 yards and two touchdowns. He's added 80 yards as a runner. Based on his career trajectory, he's unlikely to make a fantasy impact in New Orleans this year. He can be safely ignored for now.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) logged his second consecutive full practice on Thursday. The 27-year-old has missed 10 weeks this season due to injury, including the Bears' last three games due to a pectoral injury. His potential return in Week 17 would be welcome, as Chicago's receiving depth is in jeopardy. Tight end Cole Kmet (knee) and fellow wide receiver Darnell Mooney (concussion) have not yet practiced this week, and if they are out on Sunday, that would open the door to more snaps for St. Brown. Even if he is on the field against the Atlanta Falcons, though, St. Brown does not figure to make a fantasy impact.

Chicago Bears running back Travis Homer (hamstring) practiced in a limited capacity again on Friday and is officially questionable to face the Arizona Cardinals in Week 16. Meanwhile, wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) missed his third consecutive practice and has been ruled out. Neither of these injury updates carries much fantasy relevance, though it's worth pointing out that Homer, who hasn't touched the ball this season, could earn snaps in Week 16 if D'Onta Foreman (personal, questionable) doesn't suit up.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) has been ruled out for Week 15's game against the Cleveland Browns. The same pectoral injury that forced him out of Week 14 prevented him from practicing at all this week. This will be the ninth game where St. Brown will be inactive. In the five games where he has taken the field, he has not been a factor in the Bears' limited pass game, drawing only five targets all year and making four catches for 44 yards. His absence on Sunday will bump Tyler Scott and Velus Jones up the depth chart a notch, but they will not see enough extra work to warrant fantasy relevance.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) did not practice with the team on Wednesday. St. Brown did not play in the Bears' win in Week 14 as he continues to deal with a pectoral injury. The no practice to start the week is not a great sign for his availability in Week 15 against the Cleveland Browns. But he will have two more opportunities to upgrade his practice status before Sunday's game. However, even if St. Brown is active this weekend, he doesn't carry any fantasy value. He has caught just four passes for 44 yards this season.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) was added to the injury report on Thursday and missed the last two days of practice before officially being ruled out for the Week 14 game on Sunday against the Detroit Lions. Receiver Velus Jones Jr. (illness) missed practice on Friday and is listed as questionable. Neither St. Brown or Jones have been anywhere near the fantasy radar in 2023 with the Bears, but this will be a blow for Chicago's receiver depth in a divisional matchup this weekend. The 27-year-old St. Brown has just four catches for 44 yards and no touchdowns on five targets in 2023, while Jones has three catches on five targets for nine yards while adding four carries for 22 yards in nine games played.

The Chicago Bears activated wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (hamstring) from Injured Reserve on Thursday, and he is active for the Thursday Night Football Game against the Carolina Panthers. St. Brown will return to action in Week 10 after missing the required four games while on IR due to a hamstring issue. The 27-year-old could serve as the team's No. 3 wideout on Thursday against Carolina behind D.J. Moore and Darnell Mooney, but he's not a realistic flex option in his first game back, even in deeper fantasy leagues. In two games with Chicago this year, St. Brown has just one catch for 21 yards.

The Chicago Bears designated wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (hamstring) for a return from injured reserve on Monday. It opens up St. Brown's 21-day practice window to be officially activated off IR. Unless the 27-year-old is already fully recovered from his hamstring injury, it feels somewhat unlikely that he will be able to receive clearance for a return in time for Thursday's home date with the Carolina Panthers. St. Brown has one toe-tapping 21-yard catch (two targets) in two contests to his name this season. He would likely be hard-pressed to cobble together fantasy usability behind D.J. Moore and Darnell Mooney in Chicago's passing attack, even with Chase Claypool now out of the mix .