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A.J. Brown Returns: Patriots' Offense Gets Major Boost
15 Oct
Summary
- Wide receiver A.J. Brown returned to practice for the Patriots on Wednesday.
- Brown had been on injured reserve since Week 1 and has a three-week window.
- Quarterback Drake Maye believes Brown's return will open up the offense.
Wide receiver A.J. Brown rejoined the New England Patriots' practice field on Wednesday, marking his first appearance since being placed on injured reserve after Week 1. The team now has a three-week period to decide on activating him to the active roster.
Quarterback Drake Maye conveyed enthusiasm for Brown's return, highlighting the significant boost he will bring to the Patriots' offense. Maye anticipates that Brown's presence will create more favorable matchups and open up opportunities for other receiving corps members. He noted that even during his recovery, Brown has remained an engaged and supportive teammate.
The Patriots' offense has shown improvement in recent weeks, with Maye throwing seven touchdown passes and adding a rushing score. Brown's return is expected to further enhance this unit's performance. Despite being sidelined, Brown has maintained a visible presence and positive attitude within the locker room.
