Fantasy Life Articles on A.J. Brown
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Brown was targeted 10 times and in his first game back from the ankle sprain, he wasn't limited at all, running a whopping 97% of the routes. The issue was something that can easily be corrected – drops. Brown dropped four passes on Sunday, one of which could have been a 60-yard touchdown.
STACKED’s take
Brown's 10 targets and 97% route share make him a buy-low despite four-drop game.
Brown represents a buy-low opportunity despite disappointing box-score results in his return from an ankle sprain. He caught 3 passes for 27 yards but was targeted 10 times and ran 97% of routes, showing he wasn't limited at all in his first game back. The issue was drops—Brown dropped four passes on Sunday, including one that could have been a 60-yard touchdown, which appears to be an outlier. Brown is clearly the WR1 in the Patriots offense, especially with Romeo Doubs out for the next four weeks. The Patriots' upcoming schedule is elite for pass-catchers, facing the Bears, Dolphins, Packers, and Lions before a Week 11 bye. The volume and opportunity are there; the drops were likely rust-related and correctable.
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