Ian Rapoport dumps cold water on Patriots star A.J. Brown’s injury return for Week 6
The New England Patriots are 3-2 with hopes of a return from star wide receiver AJ Brown, who spoke about how his injury felt earlier this week . Brown emphasized patience regarding his return from a high ankle sprain on his right foot, while coach Mike Vrabel said there’s “a chance” for a return on Sunday, October 18 against the New York Jets. NFL […] The post Ian Rapoport dumps cold water on…
New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown is facing a long road back from a high ankle sprain, with NFL reporter Ian Rapoport suggesting he may be limited in practice and questionable for the upcoming Week 6 game against the New York Jets. Brown has been practicing but has not yet been fully participating, leading Rapoport to believe he is unlikely to play.
The Patriots, currently 3-2, are hoping to have Brown return for the game against the Jets, but coach Mike Vrabel acknowledges there is a chance. Rhamondre Stevenson has stepped in for Brown in the absence of the star player, but the Patriots' offense remains incomplete without his powerful presence and deep threat capabilities.
The team faces a difficult decision as they prepare for the game, balancing the desire to have Brown on the field with the need to prioritize his recovery.
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