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2 Kris Brown, K
Height/Weight: 5-11/215 | Birthdate: 12/23/1976 | Birthplace: Southlake, TX, USA | Team: Dallas | College: Nebraska | NFL Experience: 1 | Owned/Started%: 0/0 | Average Draft Position: 146.41
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7/28/2011

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown not in Cowboys' plans

News: The Cowboys have released kicker Kris Brown, making David Buehler their placekicker for the 2011 season. Brown made 4 of 5 field goals last season with the Chargers and was signed to the Cowboys roster before the end of the year.
Analysis: Brown might latch on with another team before the end of the summer, but until that happens Fantasy owners shouldn't draft him.

12/30/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Cowboys bring in K Brown

News: The Cowboys signed free-agent kicker Kris Brown on Thursday. However, David Buehler is expected to handle placekicking duties in Week 17 against the Eagles.
Analysis: The belief is that bringing in Brown now means Dallas can keep him off the free-agent market and now have a viable candidate to challenge Buehler, who has been inconsistent in 2010, for the kicking job for next season. Brown, who lost a placekicking competition in Houston this preseason, kicked for a few games for the Chargers this season when Nate Kaeding was injured. He showed he can still be effective in the NFL. If Brown does indeed win the Cowboys' kicking job in 2011, then that makes him a viable flier in Fantasy since Dallas should put some points on the board next season.

11/23/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Chargers cut K Brown

Kris Brown

Chargers cut K Brown

News: The Chargers released kicker Kris Brown to make roster room for Vincent Jackson. Brown played in three games for San Diego, missing a game-tying field goal in the final seconds against the Patriots in Week 7.
Analysis: Brown might end up on another roster, but owners shouldn't expect him to help in Fantasy play anytime soon.

11/18/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown on active roster for now

News: Chargers K Nate Kaeding (right groin), who last played against the Rams in Week 6, has practiced all of this week and plans to play against the Broncos in Week 11. However, replacement K Kris Brown still remains on the active roster.
Analysis: Brown is probably being kept on the roster until the Chargers are confident that Kaeding will be able to kick in Week 11. You can hold onto Brown in Fantasy if you like, but it seems the odd of him being a viable option in Week 11 are dwindling.

11/7/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown has three points

News: Chargers kicker Kris Brown, who was making his return to Houston in Week 9, did not attempt a field goal and had just three extra points. Brown spent his entire career for the Texans before being joining the Chargers as a replacement for Nate Kaeding (groin).
Analysis: The Chargers have a bye in Week 10 before facing the Broncos in Week 11. Kaeding could return by then so keep an eye on Brown's status. If Kaeding returns then release Brown in all leagues. If Kaeding is out then consider Brown a potential starting Fantasy option against the Broncos.

10/31/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Nine points for Brown in Week 8

News: Chargers K Kris Brown had his most productive game of the year in Week 8 against the Titans. The 33-year-old made field goals from 34 and 36 yards in the 33-25 win. He also converted three PATs but P Mike Scifres mishandled the snap on one of them, costing Brown an extra point.
Analysis: Brown has done a solid job filling in for the injured Nate Kaeding (groin) and has made 4 of 5 field goals in the last two games. He will likely be out of a job once Kaeding returns so Fantasy owners should keep an eye on the kicking situation in San Diego. If Brown is the starter for the Chargers in Week 9 against the Texans, he will be worth using as a No. 2 Fantasy kicker.

10/29/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown questionable for Week 8

News: Chargers K Kris Brown was limited in practice for a second straight day Friday because of an ankle injury, prompting the team to list him as questionable for Week 8 vs. Tennessee. Brown's health is a concern because K Nate Kaeding (groin) is still unavailable.
Analysis: If Brown can't play Week 8, we should know by Saturday because the Chargers will have to sign another kicker. Punter Mike Scifres attempted field goals earlier this week, but he is at best a desperation option. Brown missed a crucial field goal in Week 7 against the Patriots and is just holding down the kicker's job for SD until Kaeding returns. That makes him a viable stopgap Fantasy option because San Diego can move the football and give Brown ample scoring chances. It's just that the Titans are a decent defense, so Brown is more of a No. 2 Fantasy kicker for Week 8.

10/28/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown walks without limp

News: Chargers K Kris Brown (left ankle) was limited in practice on Thursday as the team prepares for Week 8 vs. Tennessee. Brown's health is a concern because K Nate Kaeding (groin) is still unavailable. However, Brown was seen in the locker room after practice, and he didn't have a noticeable limp.
Analysis: If the Chargers sign another kicker over the weekend, then there will be cause for concern. If they don't, then Brown should be ready for Week 8. Brown missed a crucial field goal in Week 7 against the Patriots and is just holding down the kicker's job for SD until Kaeding returns. That makes him a viable stopgap Fantasy option because San Diego can move the football and give Brown ample scoring chances. It's just that the Titans are a decent defense, so Brown is more of a No. 2 Fantasy kicker for Week 8.

10/25/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown just misses game-tying FG

News: Chargers K Kris Brown, who was signed on Wednesday to replace the injured Nate Kaeding, just missed what would have been the game-tying field goal with 27 seconds left in Week 7 against the Patriots. With the Chargers trailing 23-20 with 27 seconds left Brown lined up for a 45-yard attempt. However, a false start pushed San Diego back 5 yards setting up a 50-yard attempt. Brown's kick had the distance but clanked off the right upright. "It just stayed down that hashmark. It just hit the upright," Brown said. "It's frustrating because I felt like I hit it pretty good. It just didn't go in." Brown connected from 32 and 28-yards earlier in the game. He finished 2 for 3 with a long of 32-yards and made two extra points in the loss.
Analysis: Tough break for Brown, who just missed tying the game by inches. Still he did a good job filling in for Kaeding on Sunday and even kicked a successful onside kick that helped the Chargers get back in the game. With Kaeding expected out until after the bye, Brown looks to be the kicker in Sand Diego for the time being. The Chargers rack up plenty of points, soBrown should get plenty of opportunities and can be considered a No. 2 Fantasy K heading into Week 8 against the Titans.

10/21/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Brown has high standards

Kris Brown

Brown has high standards

News: Chargers K Kris Brown, who was signed on Wednesday, has high expectations of himself to be a reliable kicker in the absence of Nate Kaeding, who is out with a groin injury. "I expect to play at a very high level," Brown said. "I have a standard, and it's about going out and executing and playing at (that high) level." The Chargers take on the Patriots in Week 7.
Analysis: Brown, a 12-year veteran, was Houston's kicker from 2002-09 before being released in September. The Chargers rack up plenty of points with the NFL's top offense, so any kicker they throw in there will have decent Fantasy numbers. Consider Brown to be a No. 2 Fantasy option in Week 7 against the Patriots.

10/20/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Chargers sign K Brown

Kris Brown

Chargers sign K Brown

News: The San Diego Chargers have signed free agent kicker Kris Brown, a sign that Nate Kaeding won't be able to kick Sunday against the Patriots. Kaeding injured his groin in last Sunday's 20-17 loss at St. Louis that dropped the Chargers to 2-4. "He's experienced," coach Norv Turner said. "He's been very productive. He kicked awfully well today and he's kicked at a high level in this league." To make room on the roster, the Chargers released third-string quarterback J.T. O'Sullivan.
Analysis: Brown, a 12-year veteran, was Houston's kicker from 2002-09 before being released in September. The Chargers rack up plenty of points with the NFL's top offense, so any kicker they throw in there will have decent Fantasy numbers. Consider Brown to be a No. 2 Fantasy option in Week 7 against the Patriots.

9/4/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown not cut, but on IR

News: The Texans placed kicker Kris Brown in injured reserve with a foot injury, keeping him within the organization even though he won't play this season. It was previously reported that Brown was cut. Neil Rackers will kick for the Texans in 2010.
Analysis: Actually, this is worse for Brown as now he won't find work with another team. Kick him off of all rosters.

9/3/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Cutting Brown was tough call

Kris Brown

Cutting Brown was tough call

News: Houston coach Gary Kubiak got his toughest cut out of the way first. The Texans released kicker Kris Brown, the only player remaining from the inaugural 2002 season. Brown lost a competition in training camp to Neil Rackers, a free agent who was signed in the offseason. Kubiak said Brown was the first player he met with on Friday, a sign of respect for the only player who's appeared in all 128 games in Texans history. "It was miserable, I don't know how to put it any differently," said Kubiak, who's entering his fifth season. "Kris and I had a lot of conversations throughout my time here. We've had some great conversations, we've had some tough conversations on Sunday nights. But I respect him as a man. He's a great person. I respect his career, and I know he's going to have a good one."
Analysis: Brown followed up his best season as a pro in 2008 with his worst last season, when he made just 21 of 32 field goals. Kubiak said Rackers won the job more because of his deeper kickoffs than his field-goal accuracy. Neither kicker missed in the preseason until Brown came up short on a 56-yarder in Thursday's 24-17 loss to Tampa Bay. Rackers hit a 21-yarder later in the game. "It was a tough, tough call," Kubiak said. "I have a lot of respect for Kris, and what he's done here. But we made a decision to go in another direction, and we've got a lot of confidence in Neil." Brown shouldn't be unemployed for long, but his Fantasy appeal will be dictated on where he lands. Leave him off Fantasy rosters until further notice.

9/3/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Report: Brown out in Houston

Kris Brown

Report: Brown out in Houston

News: Neil Rackers has been named the kicker of the Texans, according to the Houston Chronicle. Kris Brown, who had been kicking for the team since its inception in 2002, is expected to be released. Brown missed some crucial attempts last season, which opened the door for competition in the first place. A career 77.3 percent field-goal kicker, Brown made just 65.6 percent last season.
Analysis: Brown isn't expected to be unemployed for long -- by our count, as many as four teams would be interested in his services. He shouldn't be drafted until we know where he'll be kicking in 2010.

9/3/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown's miss Thursday costly?

News: Houston's Kris Brown came up short on a 56-yard field-goal try on the final play of the first half during Thursday's preseason finale against the Bucs. It was a potentially pivotal miss, as coach Gary Kubiak decides whether to keep Brown or free-agent acquisition Neil Rackers. Brown did convert his only PAT.
Analysis: Brown, the last player remaining from the Texans' inaugural 2002 season, missed 11 field-goal tries last season, prompting the team to bring in Rackers to compete for the job. Neither missed a kick in the first three preseason games. Brown has been playing through plantar fasciitis, but the injury might ultimately cost him his roster spot. Even if he is cut, Brown could land with another team. As of now, he is a risky Fantasy pick. But if he sticks with Houston, who has a potent offense, then Brown could be a sleeper option to add off waivers.

9/1/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Texans' kicking battle almost over

News: It's coming down to the wire for Texans kickers Neil Rackers and Kris Brown, both of whom are battling for the right to boot the ball for Houston. Brown has been the franchise's kicker since they entered the league in 2002 but has received firm competition from Rackers. Both have been perfect through the preseason: Brown is 4 of 4 in field goals, hitting from 31, 26, 43 and 22 yards out along with three extra points, Rackers has hit four field goal attempts from 24, 52, 23 and 23 yards out with two extra points.
Analysis: A hunch play: Both players will kick for teams this season, making either one useful in Fantasy play. Rackers is our pick to take the Texans' job, and kicking as part of their offense should result in plenty of opportunities. We like him with a late-round pick. But whoever loses the job should have a chance to kick for another team, though that team might not be as potent as the Texans (the Bengals, Chiefs, Redskins and Bucs are three clubs that might look into a kicker upgrade).

8/30/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown has foot in boot

News: Houston K Kris Brown had his kicking foot in a boot and missed Monday afternoon's practice. Brown played through plantar fasciitis in Saturday's win over the Cowboys, but is questionable for Thursday's game against Tampa Bay.
Analysis: Brown and Neil Rackers are vying to kick field goals for a team which figures to put up a lot of offense this season. Brown will have to win the job through this injury now but he appeared to have little problem in his last preseason game. Both Rackers and Brown are 8 for 8 on field goals during the preseason, and neither has been superior on kickoffs, which could decide the competition. It's still to close to call at this point, but whoever wins the job won't be more than a low-end No. 1 Fantasy K anyway, so you can avoid them if you draft before a winner is picked.

8/29/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown remains in the mix

News: Texans Ks Neil Rackers and Kris Brown remain neck and neck in their competition after Saturday's win over the Cowboys. Brown made his only field goal attempt, which came from 22 yards out; Rackers made both of his attempts, with a long of 37 yards. Each converted their extra point attempt, and failed to record a touchback on kickoffs. "It'll be a tough, tough decision (between the two)," head coach Gary Kubiak said.
Analysis: Both Rackers and Brown are 8 for 8 on field goals during the preseason, and neither has been superior on kickoffs, which could decide the competition. It's still to close to call at this point, but whoever wins the job won't be more than a low-end No. 1 Fantasy K anyway, so you can avoid them if you draft before a winner is picked.

8/25/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Texans' Brown still fighting for job

News: While both kickers Neil Rackers and Kris Brown made long field goals against the Saints on Saturday, Texans head coach Gary Kubiak still expects more from them. “Both of them were disappointing kicking off,” Kubiak said. “I think they are better than that.”
Analysis: Brown has made all three field goals he's attempted this preseason, with a long of 43 yards. But the competition could come down to kickoffs, and Brown has yet to record a touchback, with only one of his kicks reaching the end zone. It's still to close to call at this point, but whoever wins the job won't be more than a low-end No. 1 Fantasy K anyway, so you can avoid them if you draft before a winner is picked.

8/15/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown hits two field goals

News: The Texans' placekicking job battle continued Saturday night at Arizona when Neil Rackers made the lone 24-yard field-goal attempt he had. Kris Brown hit two field goals from 31 and 26 yards out and connected on the Texans' lone extra point.
Analysis: Whoever kicks for the Texans is worth a glance in drafts thanks to their potent, high-powered offense, but not knowing who that kicker will be makes the whole process of taking one of these guys difficult. We'll keep on top of this news for now as neither kicker has an edge in the battle just yet -- which makes drafting either of these guys a nightmare.

6/10/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown, Rackers ready for battle

News: The official team website for the Texans reports that Kris Brown and Neil Rackers are in a tough competition for the starting kicker job. Coach Gary Kubiak said the battle will be decided in training camp. "They're both kicking good," Kubiak said. "They're both fine kickers, and it's going to be a great competition. One of them is going to kick for us and the other one is going to be kicking somewhere else. They're two quality kickers, and we're lucky to have that type of competition in our camp."
Analysis: The winner of the kicker competition in Houston should be considered a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option and worth a late-round pick in all leagues. The Texans have a high-powered offense and play in a quality stadium, so either Brown or Rackers will post quality stats this season.

6/3/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Texans' kickers in dead heat

News: For the first time during OTAs, Texans' kickers Kris Brown and Neil Rackers took turns attempting field goals during team workouts on Tuesday. Brown went 4-for-6 from 35 yards, while Rackers went 3-for-6. They were much improved on Wednesday, both going 8-for-8 alternating kicks from mid-range. "They're both automatic," head coach Gary Kubiak said according to the Houston Chronicle. "It's going to be a great competition because you're looking at two very successful guys in the National Football League."
Analysis: Whoever kicks for the Texans is worth a glance in drafts thanks to their potent, high-powered offense, but not knowing who that kicker will be makes the whole process of taking one of these guys difficult. We'll keep on top of this news for now as neither kicker has an edge in the battle just yet -- which makes drafting either of these guys a nightmare.

4/6/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Texans kicking battle on the horizon

News: The Texans have signed kicker Neil Rackers to a two-year deal, and it is believed that he will compete for the job this summer with incumbent Kris Brown. Rackers had his worst season in six years with only 16 made field goals on 17 attempts and a long of 48; Brown also had a rough year with 21 of 32 field goals made.
Analysis: This is bad news for Fantasy owners since whoever kicks for the Texans is worth a glance in drafts thanks to their potent, high-powered offense. We'll keep on top of this news for now as neither kicker has an edge in the battle just yet -- which makes drafting either of these guys a nightmare.

3/23/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL Kubiak: Brown to face competition

Kris Brown

Kubiak: Brown to face competition

News: Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said in an interview with CBSSports.com at the NFL owner's meetings in Orlando, FL that kicker Kris Brown will face competition for the starting job, and that the competition will come before training camp. Brown struggled mightily in 2009, hitting just 65.6 percent of his field goals in 2009 with 21 of 32 made. That includes a woeful 2 of 6 from 40 to 49 yards and 6 of 9 from 30 to 39 yards.
Analysis: As soon as the Texans sort out their kicking game, we'll have a quality starting Fantasy option. That's because their placekicker is expected to see lots of opportunities thanks to the Texans' offense expected to keep being productive this season. We'll keep you posted.

1/3/2010

Kris Brown, K, DAL

Kris Brown

Brown has rough game Sunday

News: Texans kicker Kris Brown had a tough game Sunday against New England. Brown missed two field goals and was 4 of 5 on extra points.
Analysis: Despite the inconsistent outing and inconsistent season, Brown remains a low-end No. 1 Fantasy kicker since the Texans have an explosive offense. Look for him to play better for the Texans going forward.