Dyami Brown

WR Dyami Brown speaks to the media after training camp practice on August 1st.

WR Dyami Brown speaks to the media after training camp practice on July 28th.

Wide receiver Dyami Brown joins London Fletcher and Santana Moss on The Player's Club. They chat about Dyami's big game, scoring his first career touchdown, fashion, and more.

Washington Commanders WR Dyami Brown speaks to the media following 21-17 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Wide receiver Dyami Brown spoke with the media after minicamp practice June 14th, 2022.

HC Ron Rivera, WR Dyami Brown, S Kam Curl, QB Taylor Heinicke, DT Tim Settle, and WR Terry McLaurin speak to the media following practice on Wednesday, December 29th at Inova Sports Performance Center.

Washington Football Team rookie wide receiver Dyami Brown defeats double coverage with a 48-yard snag on Washington quarterback Taylor Heinicke's deep shot.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dyami Brown lifts off to pluck insanely acrobatic 22-yard snag.

Wide Receiver Dyami Brown addresses media after preseason game 2 on August 21st at FedEx Field.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dyami Brown reels in terrific back-shoulder grab on dime from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Wide receiver Dyami Brown addresses the media following practice on Sunday at the Inova Sports Performance Center.

Brown, a former third-round pick in 2021, led the team with 105 receiving yards and scored both of the Commanders' touchdowns in Week 5.

There were several players who highlighted the past four days, but here are four to keep an eye on heading into Week 2 of camp. 

Commanders.com will be breaking down each position and how they've changed in the past year. We'll start with the wide receivers, which may be one of the strongest groups on offense. 

Brown is heading into his second season, and he's more of himself as well as his knowledge of the offense.

Terry McLaurin was a star once again, and with Curtis Samuel out for most of the year, Washington's other options stepped up and filled serviceable roles.

Brown is known for being a dynamic player downfield, but it took hard work with his high school receivers coach to get to that point.

Washington used one of its third-round picks (82nd overall) to take North Carolina wide receiver Dyami Brown. Here are five things to know about one of the newest additions to the team's receiver corps.

Brown's size and speed will certainly help, but it's the third-rounder's ability to make contested catches down the field that will expand Washington's offense even more.

Notes on every player from first-round LB Jamin Davis to seventh-round WR Dax Milne.

Brown (6-foot-1, 189 pounds) had back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons for the Tar Heels and recorded 21 touchdowns over the course of his career.