Brown could be a polarizing selection in 2020 drafts. The final numbers on his breakout sophomore season, 51 catches, 1,034 yards and 12 touchdowns, will play in any lineup. Brown scored in five straight to close the campaign, and there were only three games during the season where he failed to find paydirt, so Brown clearly has QB Sam Howell's eyes in scoring instances. But Brown topped 100 yards in a game just twice, and finished with four or fewer catches eight times in 12 contests. There's no doubting Brown as a dynamic playmaker, and the Heels offense returns it's quarterback, top two rushers and top five wideouts, so there should only be continued cohesion. The numbers figure to be there at year's end, but if Brown experiences some likely touchdown regression, he'll have weekly volatility and could struggle to produce related to draft position. Read Past Outlooks