Dyami Brown’s Drop Grades | Pro Football Focus<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The front office clearly believes he has enough chemistry with Jayden Daniels and is willing to do enough of the dirty work in the trenches to bring him back on a 1-year, $1.75 million contract<\/a>.<\/p>\n Why Dyami is So Important<\/p>\n I’ve been really pleased with the entire receiver room. It’s just, you know, we talk about it like you’re trying to build a basketball roster. Like you don’t want all guys who can do the same things, and Antonio’s been great stepping in, learning the system, and he’s made some plays out here too, which has been exciting. And we feel really good with the pass catcher room and where we’re at in that. Getting Treylon [Burks] back and Dyami [Brown] and some of, you know, the acquisitions that we made there. So, feel really good about it.<\/p>\n New OC David Blough<\/p>\n New Commanders offensive coordinator David Blough likened the receivers’ room to a basketball roster (see quote above). With that in mind, Blough’s vision for a player with Dyami’s skill set<\/a> will likely involve moving him around pre-snap to get better matchups and letting the ball fly downfield more often. Brown will always be a long-ball target; there’s no reason to complicate things. If he can find some consistency, there’s likely a pretty sizable place for him in Blough’s offense.<\/p>\n What Happens if Dyami Gets Hurt<\/p>\n With Dyami Brown currently buried in the non-existant (for now) depth chart<\/a>, it’s hard to visualize where the team would be if he were injured during the season. At this point, his presence on the roster could be as the guy inhabiting the WR5 or WR6 spot, so the guy behind him might be on the practice squad.<\/p>\n Why We Ranked Dyami Here<\/p>\n Dyami Brown is still a dangerous weapon if used correctly in the right situation. At this point in his career, the conversation may no longer be about him being a number one guy on a team, but more so, what he can do to contribute in between. His No. 24 ranking may be a bit generous when you consider Treylon Burks is on the same roster and is not ranked, but the time Brown spent with Daniels can’t be forgotten about in terms of those two already putting in time together. In the end, Commanders GM Adam Peters clearly saw Brown as part of the foundation he’s building<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sign up for our\u00a0free newsletter<\/a>\u00a0and follow the Burgundy & Gold on\u00a0Facebook<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Philip Hughes on X<\/a>\u00a0for the latest news. You can also subscribe to our Facebook Messenger News Channel<\/a>, which is the fastest and easiest way to actually see our articles while on any Meta product.<\/p>\n![\"Dyami](\"https:\/\/images2.minutemediacdn.com\/image\/upload\/c_crop,x_0,y_0,w_0,h_0\/c_fill,w_16,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto\/images\/voltaxMediaLibrary\/mmsport\/commander_country\/01ktd86kd2ag1yj7etx2.png\" "\\"Dyami")
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