A.J.

Brown

2023: Brown, on the strength of a torrid first half of the season in which he outscored all receivers not named Tyreek Hill, was a top-seven fantasy wideout for the second straight season in the Philadelphia offense. Brown had a career-high 1,642 receiving yards on 106 catches thanks to a lofty 32% target share and a 41% air yards share.

What’s changed: Jalen Hurts is fully healthy after struggling through much of 2023 with an unspecified knee issue.

Outlook: The Eagles’ poor final two months of the 2023 season could lead to fantasy managers forgetting just how dominant Brown was before Hurts’ injury and the team’s subsequent collapse. A rare combination of downfield bully and short-area playmaker, Brown is as safe as it gets for fantasy purposes. His ultra-efficient ways make Brown a sneaky candidate to be this season’s overall WR1 in fantasy.