Olamide Zaccheaus

Brown stepped up in a big way in the Wild Card Round, catching five balls for 89 yards and a score. That was a career-high in catches and a second-best mark in yards for him. The encore versus Detroit was even better. Brown came down with a missile from Jayden Daniels despite Lions defender Kerby Joseph covering Brown's eyes as the ball approached his hands. With Olamide Zaccheaus a bit banged up, Brown appears to be the Commanders' No. 2 receiver heading into the NFC Championship, making him an interesting stacking partner with Daniels.

Zaccheaus suffered a groin injury in the first half and was listed as questionable to return. He did so after halftime but was clearly hampered by the issue and did not garner a target in the final 30 minutes. With Dyami Brown stepping up over the past two weeks and Zaccheaus now banged up, the former should be treated as Washington's No. 2 receiver heading into the Conference Championship Round.

It was a quiet day for Zaccheaus, who took a backseat to a breakout game from Dyami Brown. Zaccheaus is technically the number-two wide receiver for Washington, but he's not a consistent option and, as we saw tonight, it could be Dyami Brown or Jamison Crowder who steps up to fill that role. Washington might need all of them next week, but it's hard to trust Zaccheaus if you're doing any postseason fantasy leagues.

Becoming a top-three receiving option this season, Zaccheaus tied for the second-most targets on the team against the Cowboys. He notably dropped a touchdown pass from Dyami Brown on a trick play, preventing a second quarter score. However, he made a pair of contested grabs in the second half to keep the offense moving en route to a victory. Zaccheaus ends the regular season with the second-most receiving yards in his career and will be the No. 2 wide receiver for the Commanders in the postseason.

Brown also added a carry for eight yards. He was used in a versatile way, also getting a passing attempt on a second quarter trick play. Olamide Zaccheaus was wide open, but dropped a perfect pass from Brown on the play. He has had some gadget and deep-play ability throughout the regular season. Brown is a boom-or-bust Best Ball play for Wild Card Weekend.