Despite playing 40 snaps, Brown had no catches on one target in Sunday's loss to the Bengals. In a game that saw the Ravens log 88 offensive plays and 62 pass attempts, Brown finished fourth among the team's wideouts in snaps, behind Torrey Smith (77), Steve Smith (64) and Jacoby Jones (48). Jones was the first to get playing time alongside the Smiths in three-wide sets, but Brown also saw a good amount of work, including some snaps in two-wide formations. Though he may get some extra playing time in the red zone, Brown doesn't have a big enough role in the offense to warrant consideration in most leagues. Had the Ravens not fallen behind early, Brown might have only played 10-20 snaps.