NFL
HomeScoresDraftRumorsFantasyB/R 99: Top QBs of All Time
Featured Video
Vladdy Finger Wags Acuña ☝️
GIF courtesy of B/R.

Antonio Brown's Instant Fantasy Reaction After Week 12 Performance

Chris RolingNov 24, 2013

If owners have not already, it's time to bet a large part of their fantasy playoff push on Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.

Brown has been nothing short of dominant in recent weeks after a slow start. The Central Michigan product was at it again in Week 12 against the Cleveland Browns on his way to five receptions for 83 yards and a touchdown by halftime.

The exclamation point on Brown's performance came late in the second quarter when he blew by a defender for a 41-yard touchdown, as SportsCenter details:

TOP NEWS

Rams Football

Report: Garrett, Rams Rework Contract

Browns Eagles Football

NFL QBs Who Could Be Benched 📉

2026 Time100 Gala

Kim Posts on Garrett Rumors 🤭

Brown finished his day with six receptions for 92 yards and the pretty score.

It's important to note that this performance came against Joe Haden and the Browns. The Browns entered the game as a unit that allowed one of the fewest fantasy point totals to the position in ESPN standard leagues.

Haden himself was just a week removed from catching two interceptions, taking one back for a touchdown and holding Cincinnati's A.J. Green to seven yards on two catches.

So yes, Brown is for real. Week 12 was the fourth game in a row Brown went for over 10 fantasy points. He's a clear-cut No. 1 fantasy receiver the rest of the way regardless of matchup.

Note: All fantasy scoring info courtesy of ESPN standard leagues.

Vladdy Finger Wags Acuña ☝️

TOP NEWS

Rams Football

Report: Garrett, Rams Rework Contract

Browns Eagles Football

NFL QBs Who Could Be Benched 📉

2026 Time100 Gala

Kim Posts on Garrett Rumors 🤭

Rams Football

Ranking NFL's Best Defenses

Raiders Eagles Football

Insider's Top 10 Trade Targets 🎯

Reaves Eyeing $241M Max Deal
Bleacher Report2h

Reaves Eyeing $241M Max Deal

Lakers star seeking 5-year contract and may not agree to discount deal (LA Times)

TRENDING ON B/R