Amon-Ra St. Brown

Amon-Ra St. Brown, the 26-year-old Detroit Lions wide receiver, enters Year 6 with a stable dynasty score of 94.0 and a #3 WR ranking. He averaged 80.1% of the offense’s snaps in 2025, with a notable upswing in Week 4 at 90.0% and Week 9 at 95.0%. Brown’s receiving profile includes 1,401 yards, 117/172 targets, 11 touchdowns, and 60 first downs.

Brown’s 80.1% average offense snap share in 2025, with a notable upswing in Week 4 and Week 9, locks in his volume floor. The 2025 baseline — 1,401 receiving yards on 117/172 targets, 11 touchdowns, and 60 first downs — shows a consistent receiving profile that scales in custom scoring. Brown’s receiving yards and touchdowns establish a stable projection floor.

Brown practiced in full participation in Week 6 but had limited participation in Weeks 17 and 18. His injury status is stable, and his receiving profile is not heavily reliant on rushing exposure.

Snap percentage trends upward, with a notable upswing in Week 4 at 90.0% and Week 9 at 95.0%. Brown’s 80.1% average offense snap share across 17 games confirms a stable volume profile. No WR2 threat exists on the depth chart. Target share and snap count trajectory remain stable.

Dan Campbell’s Lions run a passing-oriented system under John Morton, which complements Brown’s receiving skills. The McVay-tree scheme emphasizes mid-range passing, which suits Brown’s receiving profile. Morton’s continued OC duties ensure scheme continuity.

Stable Verdict’s dynasty score model reflects Brown’s stable production, with a 94.0 score and #3 WR ranking, despite a slight decline in snap percentage.

Ceiling tracks near 2025’s 265.5-point finish if receiving yards advance past 1,401 and touchdowns remain around 11 — the combination pays heavily in this custom format. Floor tracks near 265.5 given locked 80.1% snap share and an unchanged scheme. A mid-season injury is the only realistic path to meaningful regression below that line.