Pats Pulpit on A.J. Brown

ArticleA.J. Brown brings ‘fresh juice’ to Patriots offense
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After spending the designated four weeks on injured reserve with a high ankle sprain he suffered in Week 1, New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown has been cleared for practice. He did not participate fully on Wednesday or Thursday, though, making his status for Sunday against the New York Jets uncertain.
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A.J. Brown cleared for practice after high ankle sprain; status uncertain for Jets game.

After four weeks on injured reserve with a high ankle sprain suffered in Week 1, A.J. Brown has been cleared for practice but did not participate fully on Wednesday or Thursday, making his status for Sunday against the Jets uncertain. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels emphasized the value of his return, saying it brings 'fresh juice' to the receiver room and the unit; McDaniels noted that Brown's presence demands extra attention similar to how Stefon Diggs drew double coverage in the Jets game last year, which creates single opportunities for other receivers. Brown himself said his status is 'still up in the air' and remains a 'coach Vrabel decision' for his first game action since Week 1 against Seattle.

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