Equanimeous St. Brown
WR - New Orleans Saints
2024 Outlook
The Saints have agreed to terms with WR Equanimeous St. Brown.
Fantasy Impact
St. Brown appeared in seven games with the Bears last season, recording 62 receiving yards on six receptions. Fantasy managers should expect the veteran to operate as a depth wide receiver for the Saints.
Equanimeous St. Brown caught both of his targets for 19 yards in the Bears' 31-26 loss to the Lions in Week 11.
Fantasy Impact
St. Brown has failed to make a substantial impact since returning from injury in Week 10, catching two passes or less and finishing with less than 20 receiving yards in each of the last two games for the Bears. The 27-year-old pass-catcher is best left off rosters until further notice ahead of a Week 12 Monday night matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Bears designated WR Equanimeous St. Brown to return for injured reserve Monday.
Fantasy Impact
St. Brown was not a major factor in the Bears’ offense prior to suffering his hamstring injury. The 27-year-old has tallied just two targets on the season, resulting in one reception and 21 yards. Fantasy managers can comfortably leave St. Brown on the waiver wire.
The Bears are placing Equanimeous St. Brown on their injured reserve because of a hamstring injury.
Fantasy Impact
The veteran receiver will miss at least four weeks while on IR because of a hamstring injury. The exact timeline for his return is unclear right now, and he could very well end up missing more time beyond that. Rookie Tyler Scott will have to play a bigger role on this offense in his extended absence.
Chicago Bears WR Equanimeous St. Brown has missed both practices to begin the week as he deals with a hamstring injury.
Fantasy Impact
St. Brown was brought up to the active roster by the Bears and has played in their last two games (49% of snaps). He had a limited role, seeing just two targets in two appearances, but was a body in what has been a struggling offense for much of the season. He could be in line to miss Week 6, thinning out Chicago's pass catchers even further.
