Mattek Fantasy Football on A.J. Brown

Second-round ADP unattractive; declining efficiency despite high route volume.

A.J. Brown shows signs of declining efficiency entering his prime years: 2.13 yards per route run and 8.3 yards per target last season, the lowest target share of his entire Philadelphia Eagles career despite running 31 routes per game (second-highest of his career). While the move to a new team where he is the clear best player could help, his second-round ADP is less attractive than alternatives like Brock Bowers, Drake London, or running backs (Barkley, Henry, Achane, Jeudy, Ken Walker) available at the 2–3 turn.

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