Noah Brown

Since we're on the final week of fantasy football in the majority of leagues, there's no longer a need to stash handcuff running backs and wide receivers. In redraft leagues, it's all about who can help you win a championship in Week 17, so anyone who is not startable in their next matchup can be safely dropped. However, be sure not to drop a player your opponent could potentially pick up and start.Whether you need a one-week fill-in or just want to block your opponent in the title game from ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Noah Brown (foot) does not carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Packers. The wideout didn't suit up in Week 8 and received an additional week to rest, with Dallas coming off a bye. Brown has exceeded expectations this season, amassing 25 catches for 339 receiving yards and a touchdown to put him behind CeeDee Lamb as the team's second-best receiver. While those numbers won't do much for fantasy managers from week to week, Brown's presence on the ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (knee) and wide receiver Noah Brown (foot) are both officially inactive for the Week 8 game against the Chicago Bears. Elliott missed practice all week and is dealing with a Grade 2 MCL sprain that he suffered in the Week 7 win over the Detroit Lions. The Cowboys are going to give Zeke and Brown a little extra rest with their bye coming in Week 9. In addition to Elliott and Brown, free safety Malik Hooker (hamstring) is also out for Dallas. The ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Noah Brown led the team in catches and targets in a Week 7 win, catching five passes for 50 yards on seven targets. With Dak Prescott back under center, the belief was that Brown would slide back down to fourth or fifth in the passing game pecking order, but instead he was the most targeted Cowboy, although he was out-gained by CeeDee Lamb on one less catch. Brown could have some WR4/5 value if he stays this heavily involved, but Michael Gallup figures to ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Noah Brown had another solid performance in a Week 4 win over the Washington Commanders. Brown was targeted six times, catching three passes for 61 yards. He ended up second on the team in targets, catches, and yards, all behind CeeDee Lamb. With Michael Gallup back and Dak Prescott (thumb) expected to join him back on the field in Week 5, Brown could fall back into a support role on the offense. [Read More]