Dyami Brown

A 2021 third-round pick, Brown has drawn only 39 targets in 30 career games, mostly serving as Washington's fourth or fifth receiver. He averaged 18.7 yards per catch at UNC and ran a 4.46 40 coming out of college, albeit at only 189 pounds. Brown isn't in the mix for a top-3 role this offseason, instead competing with a group that includes Marcus Kemp and Dax Milne for depth spots behind the lead trio of Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson and Curtis Samuel.

Brown, the 82nd overall pick in the 2021 Draft, had a quiet rookie season, despite getting some chances to play. The Commanders' poor depth at wide receiver allowed him to make six starts in 15 games, but he finished the year with only 12 catches and no touchdowns, limited by his own struggles as well as the team's poor quarterback play. Brown now profiles as a depth player after Washington drafted WR Jahan Datson in the first round, but there's an opening if the rookie struggles or Curtis Samuel again is unable to stay healthy.

Brown had second-round buzz coming out of North Carolina, backing up consecutive 1,000-yard seasons with a 4.46 40-yard dash at his pro day. His speed isn't exactly a secret, yet he lasted until late in the third round of the 2021 Draft, eventually going 82nd overall to Washington. The rookie seems most likely to open his career somewhere between fourth and sixth on the wideout depth chart, but he might instead push Adam Humphries for the No. 3 role, which in turn could mean more slot snaps for Terry McLaurin and/or Curtis Samuel. Either way, it's McLaurin and Samuel who figure to see most of the targets, while Brown will need time to develop beyond his current skill set as a big-play guy.