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Brown finished the year as WR11. While it often felt like the star receiver was falling short last year -- there were five games when he failed to catch a pass in the second half -- Brown didn't finish all that far from his WR10 Average Draft Position (ADP).
STACKED’s take
WR1 upside with Drake Maye at WR10 ADP undervalues proven talent.
A.J. Brown finished WR11 in 2025 despite frustration with Eagles offense and five games without second-half catches; he's one of only two players (with Ja'Marr Chase) with 1,000+ yards and 7+ TDs in each of past four seasons. Traded to New England in June, Brown now has ascending QB Drake Maye and a revamped depth chart including Romeo Doubs. He was WR5 in back-to-back 2022-23 seasons before Barkley's 2024 campaign and Philadelphia's offensive dysfunction suppressed his output. The source emphasizes his current WR10 ADP at end of Round 2 undervalues his proven WR1 capability and the combination of talent, high-end passer, and opportunity that puts a WR1 overall finish well inside his range of outcomes.
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