Noah Brown should be considered a riskier flex option in 14+ team leagues for Week 11 against the Philadelphia Eagles. With no established No. 2 receiver alongside Terry McLaurin, Brown has emerged as a potential target, but his role remains uncertain, making him a gamble for fantasy managers.

Noah Brown is positioned as a riskier flex option in deeper leagues as he faces the Philadelphia Eagles. With no established No. 2 receiver alongside Terry McLaurin, Brown has taken advantage of the opportunity to emerge as a viable target, but his inconsistency makes him a gamble for fantasy managers this week.

Noah Brown should be considered a riskier flex option in 14+ team leagues for Week 11. With no established No. 2 receiver alongside Terry McLaurin, Brown has managed to carve out a role, but his production remains uncertain against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Noah Brown should be considered a risky flex option in 14+ team leagues for Week 11 against the Eagles. With no established No. 2 receiver alongside Terry McLaurin, Brown has emerged as a potential target, but his role remains uncertain, making him a gamble for fantasy managers.

Noah Brown should be viewed as a riskier flex option in deeper leagues for Week 11 against the Eagles. He has emerged as a full-time starter opposite Terry McLaurin, consistently seeing at least six targets per game since Week 8. However, despite this target volume, he has struggled to produce, surpassing 10 PPR points only twice and falling below 8.0 PPR points in two games. With the Eagles' strong secondary limiting opposing wideouts, Brown carries inherent risk despite the potential for success in a high-scoring matchup.