Dyami Brown

He left Week 3 with a shoulder injury and it’s not clear if he’s practiced or been cleared, so don’t start him this week. If he practices fully and the team confirms he’s playing, then you can consider putting him back in.

He’s on the field almost every play and just had two big games, and he likely gets even more if Brian Thomas can’t play. Pick him up as a bench guy or a late flex in bigger leagues or only start him if Thomas is out, but watch Thomas’ injury and Brown’s weekly targets before putting him in your main lineup.

He played most of the snaps and got both short and deep looks, so start him as a receiver or in your flex if you want a shot at a big game. Just watch Week 2 snap reports and any quarterback or injury news—if his team runs a lot or leads he might see fewer targets, but he’s worth grabbing in deeper leagues.

Draft him in the final rounds — a cheap gamble after a strong postseason and a one-year deal in Jacksonville, useful as bench depth. He hasn't done much in regular seasons and faces snap competition, so he only helps if the team uses more three-receiver sets or someone gets hurt.