3 years agoTampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown has been praised by head coach Bruce Arians for how healthy and explosive he's looked at camp. Arians raved about Brown's health, saying he feels that the All-Pro receiver looks the same as he did four or five years ago in terms of his speed. No one should expect Brown to put up the monster, perennial WR1 numbers he routinely posted in Pittsburgh with a crowded Buccaneers' offense in 2021, though it's still a good sign that Brown looks as good as ever entering his age-33 season. Despite playing in fewer games than Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, Brown was still good for 6.5 targets per game, which would equate to a little over 100 in a full, 17-game season. Brown is going off the board in WR4 territory in drafts right now, which seems like a low price to pay for someone who could very well finish among the top-36 fantasy wideouts in 2021.--Tim Capurso
Source: Carmen Vitali