The Read: Brown entered New Orleans as a sixth-round return specialist and has immediately forced a wider conversation. Through the first seven camp practices, the 177-pound speed receiver repeatedly created explosive catches, drew public praise from Kellen Moore, and supplied the offense’s play of the day on a 46-yard adjustment down the sideline. The dynasty signal is real because the college file already carried 175 receptions and six kickoff-return touchdowns. The restraint is just as important: Chris Olave, first-rounder Jordyn Tyson, and Devaughn Vele define the primary receiving plan, while Brown still needs return value and preseason execution to convert a loud camp into protected NFL snaps.