Finds end zone

Brown caught one of two targets for 10 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 25-17 loss to the Chargers.

Analysis: Brown only had one target over the previous four games, so he can be considered a fantasy thief for those starting Tyler Lockett of Doug Baldwin. The 28-year-old wideout has 11 targets overall this year and three touchdowns to show for it. He's still a spotty fantasy option as the No. 4 receiver in Seattle.

No targets in Week 8

Brown played 18 offensive snaps but didn't get targeted in Sunday's 28-14 win over the Lions.

Analysis: Brown now has just one target in the last four weeks. Brandon Marshall has fallen behind him in the pecking order, but Brown doesn't have a place in fantasy lineups with David Moore clearly taking the No. 3 wideout role with four touchdowns in the last three weeks.

Makes first catch in three weeks

Brown hauled in his only target for five yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-3 win over the Raiders.

Analysis: It was Brown's first reception since Week 3. He has just six catches on 10 targets for 28 yards and two scores this season, keeping him from entering the fantasy realm.

Sees minimal action Sunday

Brown played nine of 60 defensive snaps (15 percent) in Sunday's 33-31 loss to the Rams.

Analysis: Brown has been surpassed by David Moore on the depth chart, knocking him to the No. 5 wideout. However, Brown did play more snaps than Brandon Marshall (seven). Barring injuries, Brown won't be fantasy relevant.

Doesn't get targeted Sunday

Brown wasn't targeted in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Cardinals.

Analysis: Quarterback Russell Wilson threw 26 passes and targeted seven different players, but Brown didn't make the cut. Brown was targeted three times in each of the first three contests, hauling in six for just 68 yards and one score, and it appears he suffered when Doug Baldwin returned from his knee injury. Brown shouldn't be considered Week 5 against a strong Rams defense.

Finds paydirt for first time

Brown captured two of three targets for 25 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-13 win over the Cowboys.

Analysis: Brown hasn't stretched the field this season like the Seahawks hoped, but he finally got a red-zone target, which resulted in his first score of the year. The sixth-year pro has had three targets in each of the first three games, and he has six catches for 78 yards and one touchdown to show for it.

Snags three passes

Brown snatched all three of his targets for 36 yards during Monday's 24-17 loss to Chicago.

Analysis: Brown was quiet for much of Monday, with two of his catches coming during the Seahawks' late-game touchdown drive. Brown has the speed to get downfield, but Russell Wilson hasn't had much time to get to him. The Seahawks have given up a whopping 12 sacks through two weeks. After rough matchups against Von Miller and Khalil Mack in back-to-back weeks, things don't get much easier against Demarcus Lawrence and the Cowboys.

Hauls in one pass Sunday

Brown made one catch for seven yards on three targets during Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Broncos.

Analysis: Two of his three targets came on the last drive when Russell Wilson was chucking deep balls to try saving the game. Fellow wideout Brandon Marshall was targeted by quarterback Russell Wilson six times, making it look like Brown is the No. 4 wideout in the pecking order, though he could be the No. 3 if Doug Baldwin (knee) misses time.

Paces squad in receiving yards

Brown hauled in two passes for 74 yards in Saturday's 24-14 preseason loss to the Chargers.

Analysis: Both of Brown's receptions were deep balls along the sidelines, with the second catch being made despite defensive pass interference by Chargers starting safety Jahleel Addae. Brown took the No. 1 wideout reps as Doug Baldwin (knee) and Tyler Lockett (foot) sat out, and his ability to stretch the field Saturday could get him more looks when the regular season commences.

Hauls in one pass Thursday

Brown recorded one reception for nine yards in Thursday's 19-17 preseason loss to the Colts.

Analysis: Brown signed with the Seahawks in March and is battling Tyler Lockett and Brandon Marshall for a top-three role. The 28-year-old can stretch the field with his speed, while his 6-foot-3 frame can hoist him over defenders when necessary. Marshall sat out Thursday while both Lockett and Brown logged limited reps, so the receiver picture didn't get any clearer.

Brown's two-year contract with Seattle has a base value of $5.5 million and includes $2.75 million fully guaranteed, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The deal sounds about right for a useful special-teams player who failed to impress when tasked with a key role on offense over his past five years with the Cardinals. Brown still set career highs across the board last season with 31 catches for 477 yards and four touchdowns on 69 targets (6.9 yards per target), but he required 819 offensive snaps (51.2 per game) to get there. The Seahawks probably prefer to slot him in fourth or fifth on the wideout depth chart, hoping that Amara Darboh,…read more

The Seahawks signed Brown to a contract Friday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Brown set career highs with 31 receptions for 477 yards and four touchdowns in 16 games for the Cardinals in 2017. The 28-year-old is likely to compete with Tyler Lockett -- who saw diminished playing time over the course of last season -- for snaps in 2018, although wide receiver could certainly be a position the Seahawks target in next month's draft.

Brown notched 31 catches (on 69 targets) for 477 yards and four touchdowns in 16 games during the 2017 season.

Analysis: Brown took advantage of a receiving corps plagued by injuries and inconsistency, setting career highs across the board in the process. In particular, fellow wideout John Brown missed six games due to a combination of complications with his sickle-cell trait and a turf-toe issue, while J.J. Nelson didn't have more than two receptions in a game after Week 5. The preceding helped Brown nearly match the offensive snap count from his first four years as a pro combined -- 737, versus 709 in 2017.…read more

Brown was targeted five times and pulled in two passes for 15 yards during Sunday's 12-7 win over the Titans.

Analysis: Brown saw the field for a whopping 55 of Arizona's 65 offensive plays with John Brown (toe) out of the lineup. The uptick in role up to No. 2 did little for Brown's production. The fifth-year receiver still hasn't caught more than three passes since Week 5, and while he's managed to find the end zone twice during that span, the real risk of low production doesn't make those few highlights worth waiting for.

Brown (knee) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's game against the Titans, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: After practicing in full Friday, Brown was given the all-clear for Week 14. Expect Larry Fitzgerald to receive the bulk of Blaine Gabbert's attention Sunday, but Brown could get in on the act against a Tennessee defense that has allowed the third most touchdowns (15) to wide receivers this season.

Brown (knee) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: It's believed Brown's knee injury stems from Sunday's loss to the Rams, but early indications are that it's not a significant issue. With Brown kicking off Week 14 preparations with two limited practices, he looks like a decent bet to suit up against the Titans this weekend. Even so, Brown has yet to show much of a rapport in quarterback Blaine Gabbert's three previous starts, combining for two receptions for 74 yards and a touchdown over that span.

Brown was limited by a knee injury at Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Analysis: It's difficult to go without a target when logging 72 percent of the offensive snaps in a given game, but Brown did just that in the Cardinals' Week 13 loss to the Rams. In fact, with Blaine Gabbert under center, Brown has been lost in the shuffle, reeling in two of four passes across three outings, though he salvaged Week 12 with a 52-yard touchdown grab. Larry Fitzgerald has been the Cardinals' sole viable fantasy wideout in the Gabbert-run offense, with rookie tight end Ricky Seals-Jones…read more

Brown caught his lone target for a 52-yard touchdown in Sunday's 27-24 win over the Jaguars.

Analysis: With John Brown (toe) unavailable, the Cardinals tried to get a few players more involved, but Jaron Brown wasn't one of them. He nonetheless made the biggest play of the game, sneaking behind Jacksonville's excellent secondary to get wide open for a long touchdown that put the Cardinals ahead in the fourth quarter. Brown will carry a streak of six straight games with either one or two receptions into Week 13 against the Rams.

Brown snagged one of three targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 31-21 loss to Houston.

Analysis: Brown's lone catch didn't come until the closing minutes of the game, with Houston well in control. Brown had a nice run from Weeks 3-6, during which he averaged 4.25 catches and 61 yards per game. He hasn't topped two catches in any of the five games since and has averaged just 21 yards per game. He has clearly fallen out of favor in Arizona.

Brown earned 52 of 80 offensive snaps during Thursday's 22-16 defeat to the Seahawks.

Analysis: Despite receiving the third-most snaps on offense among Cards wideouts behind Larry Fitzgerald (all 80) and John Brown (68), (Jaron) Brown was mostly a nonfactor in the passing game, gathering two of six passes for 13 yards. In two full games with Drew Stanton under center, (Jaron) Brown hasn't produced much outside of an end-zone visit Week 9, otherwise recording three catches (on seven targets) for 16 yards. With Arizona potentially turning to current backup QB Blaine Gabbert due to Stanton's…read more