Washington's Dyami Brown (knee) questionable versus Chiefs
Washington Football Team rookie wide receiver Dyami Brown (knee) is questionable to play Week 6 against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
What It Means:
Brown was able to practice all week, so he should be ready to play after missing the previous game. The third-round pick played on 93 and 87 percent of the offensive snaps in the first two games while tying for the second-highest target share on the team, but then Brown's involvement took a dip in Weeks 3-4. Curtis Samuel (groin) is sidelined again and Terry McLaurin (hamstring) is banged up, so Brown's usage could tick back up on Sunday in a plus matchup.
The Chiefs have the fourth-worst pass defense in the league this season, according to our advanced efficiency rankings, and they are 21st in FanDuel points allowed per game to the wide receiver position. Brown has a $4,600 salary on FanDuel in Week 6.
Source:
Nicki Jhabvala, The Athletic
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