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ArticleWhat A.J. Brown returning to practice means for the Patriots
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Exactly five weeks after suffering a high ankle sprain in the season opener against the Seattle Seahawks, the star wide receiver made his comeback. While only participating on a limited basis, Brown's return is an encouraging step forward for both him and the team alike.
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A.J. Brown eligible to play vs Jets after five-week high ankle sprain recovery.

Star wide receiver A.J. Brown returned to practice on a limited basis exactly five weeks after suffering a high ankle sprain in Week 1 against Seattle; he is now officially eligible to play this week against the Jets. Head coach Mike Vrabel stated the team will evaluate Brown over the next couple of days and has a 21-day window to activate him before the return window closes, though the source expects activation sooner rather than later. Brown's return provides a much-needed boost to a Patriots offense that has lost Mack Hollins, Reggie Gilliam, Mike Onwenu, and Greg Van Roten to injured reserve since his injury.

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