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November 15, 2025

Brown, Eagles headed for offseason split

Receiver likely will be with new team in 2026

A.J. Brown can fairly be described as disgruntled. He’s livid about his role – or lack of it. And I think we’re well past the point of a reconciliation. That makes it look very likely that the Eagles will be looking to move him in the offseason.

If that’s the case, I expect Brown will be putting up better numbers next year. No team is going to bring him in to be anything other than a target monster who’s the No. 1 guy in their offense. The new team will go in expecting to use him a lot more than the Eagles are right now.

Brown is 28; I believe he still has some good years left.

At the same time, if Brown leaves Philadelphia, that will leave a starting job open in that offense. One option to fill it, I think, would be Jahan Dotson. He’s made a few new catches for them. He caught a bomb in the opener against Dallas, and he had a long catch in the Super Bowl to set up their first touchdown. I would be interested to see what Dotson would do with more playing time.

If the Eagles think Dotson is their guy, they’ll need to work out a contract. His deal expires at the end of this season, and he hasn’t done enough to merit picking up the fifth-year option.

Other wide receivers to consider in dynasty leagues as rosters are adjusted with an eye on 2026:

Tre Harris, Chargers. I don’t think Keenan Allen will be back with the Chargers in 2026. That would give the green light to Harris for a substantial bump in playing time. I think he’ll move up and be one of their core guys.

Jalen McMillan, Bucs. McMillan broke his neck in a preseason game at Pittsburgh. (He’s fortunate he wasn’t paralyzed.) But if he comes back healthy in 2026, I will be interested to see what he can do. Late in his rookie season, he caught touchdowns in five straight games. The last rookie to do that was Randy Moss in 1998.

Pat Bryant, Broncos. Bryant hasn’t made a big impact as a rookie, but he’s been playing a bunch. I think it will happen for him. I could see him taking a big step forward in his second season, becoming Denver’s leading receiver.

Isaac TeSlaa, Lions. TeSlaa hasn’t played much, but there were a few insane catches early in the year. I think he’s for real. He’s going to have a career. So in a dynasty league, I think it best to remain parked on him, waiting for it to happen.

Michael Wilson, Cardinals. Wilson has been underwhelming thus far as a pro, but these past few weeks have shown us that Kyler Murray was a contributing factor. (I actually picked up Wilson off waivers in a league and will start him ahead of Courtland Sutton tomorrow.) I don’t consider Wilson to be a breakout kind of guy, but I believe he should be rostered.

My top 80 wide receivers appear below. Our typical in-season rankings are done by carefully projecting every stat for every plaer, but for these ones, they’re put together by gut feel. I’m just taking out my list of wide receivers and moving guys around until it feels right. I’m assuming I’m in a 12-team league with PPR scoring, and I’m assuming teams control the rights to players indefinitely. (I’m thinking each team might roster 7-8 wide receivers.)

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DYNASTY LEAGUE WIDE RECEIVERS
RkTmPlayerAgeChange
1.CINJa'Marr Chase25.70
2.SEAJaxon Smith-Njigba23.8+3
3.DALCeeDee Lamb26.6-1
4.MINJustin Jefferson26.4-1
5.ATLDrake London24.3+3
6.DETAmon-Ra St. Brown26.1-2
7.TB• Emeka Egbuka23.1-1
8.LARPuka Nacua24.5-1
9.KCRashee Rice25.6+1
10.CAR• Tetairoa McMillan22.6+4
11.HOUNico Collins26.7-2
12.ARIMarvin Harrison23.3+5
13.CHIRome Odunze23.5-1
14.NYGMalik Nabers22.3+9
15.LACLadd McConkey23.0-2
16.NYJGarrett Wilson25.3-1
17.CINTee Higgins26.8-1
18.BALZay Flowers25.20
19.DETJameson Williams24.6+1
20.PHIDeVonta Smith27.0+1
21.DALGeorge Pickens24.7-2
22.MIAJaylen Waddle27.0+7
23.JACBrian Thomas23.1-12
24.LACQuentin Johnston24.2+2
25.MINJordan Addison23.8-1
26.NOChris Olave25.4+8
27.PITDK Metcalf27.9-5
28.PHIA.J. Brown28.4-1
29.INDMichael Pittman28.1+7
30.BUFKhalil Shakir25.8+3
31.KCXavier Worthy22.6-3
32.JAC• Travis Hunter22.5+17
33.WASTerry McLaurin30.2-3
34.GB• Matthew Golden22.3-9
35.CHI• Luther Burden21.9-3
36.SFRicky Pearsall25.2+4
37.GBJayden Reed25.5+2
38.LARDavante Adams32.9-1
39.CHIDJ Moore28.6-1
40.WASDeebo Samuel29.8-5
41.DENTroy Franklin22.8+2
42.CLEJerry Jeudy26.60
43.GBChristian Watson26.5+39
44.NYGWan'Dale Robinson24.9-3
45.INDJosh Downs24.3+3
46.DEN• Pat Bryant22.9+8
47.NEStefon Diggs32.0-1
48.SEA• Tory Horton23.0+4
49.INDAlec Pierce25.5+2
50.TB• Tez Johnson23.5+60
51.DET• Isaac TeSlaa23.7+2
52.BUFKeon Coleman22.5-5
53.DENCourtland Sutton30.1-22
54.SEARashid Shaheed27.2-4
55.GBRomeo Doubs25.6+1
56.SFBrandon Aiyuk27.7-12
57.BALRashod Bateman26.0+5
58.TBMike Evans32.2-13
59.NEKayshon Boutte23.5+14
60.JACParker Washington23.7+38
61.LVTre Tucker24.7-1
62.TENCalvin Ridley30.9-1
63.ATLDarnell Mooney28.0-4
64.CLECedric Tillman25.6-1
65.ARIMichael Wilson25.7+10
66.KCHollywood Brown28.4+1
67.LAC• Tre Harris23.7+13
68.SFJauan Jennings28.4+10
69.JACJakobi Meyers29.0-14
70.TEN• Elic Ayomanor22.4-12
71.NE• Kyle Williams23.0+18
72.PITRoman Wilson24.4+15
73.CARXavier Legette24.8-1
74.BUFJoshua Palmer26.1-2
75.TEN• Chimere Dike23.9+26
76.DENMarvin Mims23.7-19
77.HOU• Jayden Higgins22.9-11
78.NEDeMario Douglas24.9-13
79.NYJAdonai Mitchell23.1+5
80.PHIJahan Dotson25.6+27

—Ian Allan

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