STACKED’s take
Career-year motivation with Patriots; WR11 PPG even in bad Eagles scheme.
Matt Harmon ranks Brown third among the elite WR1 trio (Jefferson, London, Brown), citing his age and uncertainty from changing teams to the Patriots as reasons for the lower ranking; however, Harmon expects Brown to thrive with a motivation narrative similar to his first season with the Eagles, where he had a career year. Brown has consistently put up big-time fantasy numbers in the Eagles offense over four to five years; even in the god-awful Kevin Patulo scheme last year, Brown finished as wide receiver 11 in PPR points per game, demonstrating the Eagles' ability to produce elite WR fantasy output regardless of scheme. Harmon expects a strong 2025 season as Brown aims to prove the Eagles made a mistake not getting him the ball more.
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