Marquise Brown Fantasy

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marquise Brown was traded from the Ravens on draft night. He's been a relatively reliable wideout over the years. However, with a change of scenery, he may be in line for his most productive season to date. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury, who was recently asked about the six-game suspension of DeAndre Hopkins, indicated he hopes to rely on Brown to help lessen the blow. Yet, even when the former Houston Texan makes it back, Brown may continue to be a reliable target for Kyler Murray, his former collegiate teammate, especially since Hopkins' presence could open things up even more for Hollywood. Nonetheless, Brown has enormous expectations heading into the 2022-23 campaign, so fantasy managers shouldn't let him remain undrafted longer than necessary.

May. 14th • 11:50 PM

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown, speaking to local media for the first time since being traded from Baltimore on draft night, is unquestionably looking forward to suiting up for his new team. Brown made it clear that he will embrace any role, whether he's the top wideout or responsible for opening things up for others. However, Hollywood has an excellent chance of establishing himself as the preferred target for Kyler Murray, at least until DeAndre Hopkins returns from a six-game suspension. Yet, even when Hopkins is available to play during the 2022-23 campaign, the veteran isn't guaranteed to leapfrog Brown from a production standpoint. Despite Lamar Jackson missing some time last year, the former Sooner still finished with over 1,000 receiving yards for the first time in his career. Without a doubt, Brown is one of the most potent deep threats in the league, so he's expected to be sought after by fantasy managers in all formats.

May. 8th • 4:29 PM

Wide receiver Marquise Brown was traded from the Baltimore Ravens to the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday. The deal came as a bit of a surprise to the football world. However, this was not anything close to a spontaneous move by the Ravens. Ravens GM Eric DeCosta told reporters late on Thursday that Brown had requested a trade after the end of the 2021-22 season. The deal leaves the Ravens with a lot of questions for the team's receiving corps. Rashod Bateman currently projects to be the team's No. 1 wideout with Devin Duvernay and James Proche II behind him, but we'd expect to see the team make some additional moves to bolster the position this offseason.

Apr. 29th • 9:04 AM