From the episode
He ran around 100% of the Drake made dropbacks. So the role was exceptional for A.J. Brown. He had 10 targets, 31.3% target share. That was the most targets by anyone on the Patriots so far this season... this is just a screaming quintessential by low wide receiver.
STACKED’s take
A.J. Brown is a buy-low after returning with elite usage; elite schedule ahead.
A.J. Brown is a screaming buy-low wide receiver after returning from a month-long ankle injury in Week 6. Despite underwhelming production (negative 12 fantasy points under expectation), he played 100% of Drake Mays dropbacks with 10 targets and 31.3% target share—the most targets by any Patriots receiver this season. The source views the drops as rust-related rather than injury-related, noting he looked healthy in the eyeball test and played all snaps without relapses. The Patriots face an elite upcoming schedule (Bears, Dolphins, Packers, Lions) over the next seven weeks, making this an ideal window to acquire him before production catches up to usage. The source ranks him WR16 rest-of-season but believes he should be inside the top 15, potentially ahead of Ted Arrora and Garrett Wilson.
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