4 years agoTampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown faces the league's second-ranked pass defense in the Washington Football Team on Saturday. Brown has really started to get going as of late, with 20 catches, 266 receiving yards, and four touchdowns in his last three contests. Brown and Tom Brady appear to be on the same page right now, which could be a bad sign for the Washington secondary. The former All-Pro could also benefit if teammate Mike Evans (knee) is limited or fails to suit up. Brown is not as safe an option as Godwin this week- though he likely has the most upside of any of the Buccaneers' receivers for the playoff opener.--Tim Capurso
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