Davis Mattek pushed back on the idea that Marquise “Hollywood” Brown was a post-draft loser. Mattek pointed out that Kansas City spent only a fifth-round selection on Jalen Royals—a level of draft capital that rarely produces an immediate target-hog. Meanwhile the Chiefs guaranteed Brown seven million dollars and have no proven wideout above him on the depth chart. Brown has earned at least a 22 percent target share in every healthy season and sits 11th league-wide in deep targets since 2021, exactly the type of down-field skill set Andy Reid has maximized for fantasy before. With Travis Kelce turning 35 and Patrick Mahomes averaging 613 pass attempts the past three years, Mattek believes Brown can finish as a back-end WR2 yet is still available after pick 70 in Best Ball rooms. He called the current discount a market mistake created by people who "just do not like Hollywood Brown."