Usage comparison · Wide receivers

A.J. Brown vs Malik Washington

Malik Washington gets more of his team's passes (28% vs 23%) and more of the deep throws (32% of its air yards vs 24%). A.J. Brown has played 2 games and Malik Washington 5 games. Near the end zone, Malik Washington has had more chances (4 vs 3 plays within 20 yards), but A.J. Brown gets a bigger share of his team's chances there (19% vs 10%). Malik Washington is scoring more fantasy points a game (10.0 vs 5.7, PPR), and his chances usually score more too: 12.5 vs 11.9 expected points a game Est..

2026 season · Weeks 1–6 · Updated Oct 19, 2026

WRNE

A.J. Brown
Fantasy points per game (PPR)
5.7
Expected points per gameEst.
11.9

2 games with a target, carry or dropback

Week 6 injury report: Questionable (Ankle)

WRMIA

Malik Washington
Fantasy points per game (PPR)
10.0
Expected points per gameEst.
12.5

5 games with a target, carry or dropback

Side by side

Season totals through week 5. Shares are of each player's team totals in the games he played. For counts and shares, the bigger number is in bold and the bars grow from the centre line.
A.J. Brown and Malik Washington, season usage side by side
StatA.J. BrownMalik Washington
Games25
Passes thrown to him
Targets1436
Target share23%28%
Air-yards share24%32%
Catches623
Receiving yards53262
Near the end zone
Red-zone chances34
Red-zone share19%10%
End-zone targets12
Touchdowns
Touchdowns00
Expected touchdownsEst.0.81.0
Fantasy points
Fantasy points per game (PPR)5.710.0
Fantasy points (PPR)11.350.2
Expected points per gameEst.11.912.5
Points vs expectedEst.−6.3−2.1

Week by week

Each bar is one game. Pick a stat to compare.

Target share by week

Out of all the passes his team threw in his games, the part thrown to him.

  • A.J. Brown
  • Malik Washington

— no game with a target, carry or dropback that week.

Target share by week
WeekA.J. BrownMalik Washington
113%against SEA30%against LV
2— no game with a target, carry or dropback22%against SF
3— no game with a target, carry or dropback29%against KC
4— no game with a target, carry or dropback29%against MIN
5— no game with a target, carry or dropback31%against CIN
633%against NYJ— no game with a target, carry or dropback

Next to each number: that week's opponent. — no game with a target, carry or dropback that week.

Where they rank

Each player's place among players at his position who meet the leaderboard's minimum. Open a leaderboard for the full list.
Leaderboard ranks for A.J. Brown and Malik Washington
LeaderboardA.J. BrownMalik Washington
Target share leaders#26of 109 wide receivers#10of 109 wide receivers
Air-yards share leaders#47of 109 wide receivers#30of 109 wide receivers
Red-zone share leaders#4of 74 wide receivers#38of 74 wide receivers
Red-zone opportunity leaders#54of 187 wide receivers#49of 187 wide receivers
End-zone target leaders#66of 187 wide receivers#58of 187 wide receivers
Expected fantasy points leadersEst.#36of 187 wide receivers#33of 187 wide receivers

Talking points

Fact-checked notes from the weekly usage report, with the numbers behind them.

A.J. Brown

Role up

A.J. Brown's target share rose to 33% in week 6 (10 targets), from 13% in week 1.

Target share, week 6
33%
Targets, week 6
10
Target share, week 1
13%
Targets, week 1
4

Weeks 1 and 6 · 2 games

  • Share of team targets/carries in games he played. Snap counts aren't in FFO's licensed data, so a low earlier share can mean limited playing time.

Malik Washington

No talking points for him in this week's report.

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