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| HT/WT: 6-2, 225 lbs |
| Birthplace: Chester, NJ |
| Age: 30 |
| School: Ohio State |
| Experience: 10 |
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Top Noah Brown News
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Noah Brown: Let go by Raiders
The Raiders released Brown on Monday, Ryan McFadden of ESPN.com reports.
Brown had been competing for a depth role in the Raiders' WR corps but now will look to do so elsewhere. In four games with the Commanders during the 2025 regular season, Brown notched just five catches (on 10 targets) for 83 yards, but the season before that the 30-year-old logged 35 catches in 11 games with Washington. In the right situation, Brown can help a team in need of wideout help, but unless he secures a steady role in that context, he'll be off the fantasy radar.
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Raiders' Noah Brown: Signs with Vegas
The Raiders signed Brown to a contract Sunday.
Brown suffered a litany of injuries throughout the 2025 season, playing just four games. The wide receiver battled groin and knee issues before succumbing to injured reserve in mid-December with a rib injury. The four regular-season games Brown could play in resulted in five receptions (on 10 targets) for 83 yards. The 30-year-old is now healthy and ready to prove himself to a Raiders team that has a wide-open depth chart at wide receiver.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: Finishing season on IR
The Commanders placed Brown (rib) on injured reserve Tuesday.
Brown missed 10 straight games earlier this season while he was on IR due to groin and knee issues, but he was cleared to return to action in Week 14. He lasted just two games before succumbing to another injury, as the Commanders are opting to shut him down for good after he exited Sunday's 29-21 win over the Giants due to a rib issue. The 29-year-old wideout will wrap up his second season in Washington with a 5-83-0 receiving line on 10 targets over just four appearances.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: Ruled out with rib injury
Brown won't return to Sunday's game at the Giants due to a rib injury.
When Brown exited in the first half, the Commanders listed him with a back issue, which since has been reclassified to a different health concern. With Brown out for the rest of Week 15, Treylon Burks and Jaylin Lane will be the tertiary wide receivers in Washington's offense behind top options Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: Exits Sunday's game
Brown was forced out of Sunday's game against the Giants with a back injury.
Prior to his exit, Brown caught his only target for 28 yards. In his absence, Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel, Treylon Burks and Jaylin Lane are available to handle the Commanders' WR duties.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: One catch in return
Brown caught one of two targets for 19 yards in Sunday's 31-0 loss to the Vikings.
Seeing his first action since Week 2 after recovering from multiple lower-body injuries, Brown didn't see much volume with both Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel also healthy ahead of him on the depth chart. The Commanders' QB situation is also unsettled, with Jayden Daniels lasting a little over three quarters in his own return from a dislocated left elbow, but if Marcus Mariota is back under center in Week 15 against the Giants instead, Brown still figures to be a secondary option at best.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: Has Week 14 designation removed
After the Commanders activated Brown (groin/knee) from injured reserve Saturday, they removed his designation for Sunday's game in Minnesota.
Brown now is available for his first game action since Week 2 after recovering from dueling groin and knee injuries. He'll be working with QB Jayden Daniels (left elbow), who will be back for the first time since Week 9, but the presence of fellow WRs Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel will make targets tougher to come by for Brown. In 13 regular-season appearances with Washington over the last two campaigns, Brown gathered in 38 of 63 targets for 489 yards and one touchdown.
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Commanders' Noah Brown: Comes off IR, still questionable
The Commanders activated Brown (groin/knee) from injured reserve Saturday, but he remains questionable for Sunday's game in Minnesota.
Brown thus is poised for his first action since Week 2, as he seeks to put an end to a 10-game absence due to groin and knee injuries. The Commanders are turning back to second-year QB Jayden Daniels after he completed his recovery from a dislocated left elbow, so the passing game is as close to 100 percent as it has been since the very early stages of the campaign. Brown will be operating behind the top WR duo of Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel on Sunday, assuming he's made active about 90 minutes before a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff.
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